Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 5:07 pm
More pics 
Can't wait to see this thing in person!
Can't wait to see this thing in person!
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Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 7:58 pm
It is a bumper turned upside down, but a front bumper I think. Something he nicked from one of his mates while they were not looking.
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 12:06 am
Great looking car mate!! Glad it turned out be such a thrill. Did you kick some 105 ass?
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 12:57 am
Hey Zeefa Zamani. You are on the money but you got Pessos instead of real Mula.
The air dam is an upside down bumper from a commercial delivery van. It delivers horsepower- hahaa.
Dennis. Hi Buddy. No, no arsekicking yet. Very much just trying to bed all the experimental stuff in before we really go racing. Me thinks the next six months will be sorting stuff out. In any case, the local club guys are a tight and friendly fraternity and we help each other out no matter what you drive so it wouldn't do to stick it to anyone here.
BTW, The Brick is still nude. Trying to find time to get some racing decal clothes on him soon and make him look the part.
However, having said that, when those pesky southern boys hit town and we meet on the track, well, she's gonna be on for young and old !! Don't give a sheit what they drive.
The air dam is an upside down bumper from a commercial delivery van. It delivers horsepower- hahaa.
Dennis. Hi Buddy. No, no arsekicking yet. Very much just trying to bed all the experimental stuff in before we really go racing. Me thinks the next six months will be sorting stuff out. In any case, the local club guys are a tight and friendly fraternity and we help each other out no matter what you drive so it wouldn't do to stick it to anyone here.
BTW, The Brick is still nude. Trying to find time to get some racing decal clothes on him soon and make him look the part.
However, having said that, when those pesky southern boys hit town and we meet on the track, well, she's gonna be on for young and old !! Don't give a sheit what they drive.
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 3:33 am
Don't forget it's we who will be invading this year! East Coast Challenge down at Wakefield.
Looking good though!
ROCK ON
R~R
Looking good though!
ROCK ON
R~R
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 1:49 pm
I'll be there with an army of dodgy Alfas ready to, by the looks of it, get destroyed 
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 1:52 am
Alfettish. I promised you a squiz at my headers your avatar inspired. So here they are and some other insights into this amazingly tractable Twin Spark engine.
Hope you like it.
A second engine intake photo is a en experiment using socks instead of the plenum but it made the same power.
Hope you like it.
A second engine intake photo is a en experiment using socks instead of the plenum but it made the same power.
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 2:39 am
Great work Mike! Congratulations!
If you ever decide to go on turbo setup, the installation will be almoust bolt on
If you ever decide to go on turbo setup, the installation will be almoust bolt on
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 2:41 am
Thanks Kimmo.
MD
MD
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 2:44 am
At about this time I think is entirely appropriate that I publicly express my gratitude for advice, assistance and actual work done with respect to my car. Because I am not a mechanic but wanted to build a race car and all that entails, you could say I embarked on a huge journey. And what a journey it has been involving people from all over the planet. These same people have gone on to become personal friends and all thanks to this forum. Here's my helpers in no particular order:-
Ex Forum
Bazza, SA
JK, Greece
Dennis, Netherlands
Micke, Finland
Kimmo, Finland
Mats, Sweden
Maurizio, Netherlands
Daniel,Oz
Maurice, Netherlands
Brian, US
Paul, UK
Outside of Forum
Jim Steck, US
Gary Stewart, Oz
Greg Summerville, Oz
Jim Milliner, Oz
Ian Helsdon, Oz
Richard Anderson, Oz
Bob Whitehouse, Oz
Gordon Cooke,Oz
Andrew Scadding, Oz
Mark Jackson, Oz
There a many more individuals that have assisted in minor ways all contributing to the picture as a whole.
There have been numerous companies involved with the project which I am happy to provide the info via a PM if you need it but I don't want this little item to be considered an excuse for a commercial. It is just my way of saying a HUGE thank you to all.
This making of this car started as a special project between my self and a close friend of mine of many years who also happened to be a great mechanic. Unfortunately, at the early stage of the project, he developed a heart attack and suffered a Stroke.
To finish the project as a dedication to my friend, the people I have listed above contributed in no small way with the sort of knowledge, skill, part supplies and more to fill the gap left by my friend. I could not have done it without you guys, to say thank you seems just no enough.
On a happy note, you will be pleased to know that my friend is mending and takes a special pride in the Flying Brick.
As for me, I'm just looking forward to BURN SOME RUBBER !!!
My sincere thanks guys, MD
Ex Forum
Bazza, SA
JK, Greece
Dennis, Netherlands
Micke, Finland
Kimmo, Finland
Mats, Sweden
Maurizio, Netherlands
Daniel,Oz
Maurice, Netherlands
Brian, US
Paul, UK
Outside of Forum
Jim Steck, US
Gary Stewart, Oz
Greg Summerville, Oz
Jim Milliner, Oz
Ian Helsdon, Oz
Richard Anderson, Oz
Bob Whitehouse, Oz
Gordon Cooke,Oz
Andrew Scadding, Oz
Mark Jackson, Oz
There a many more individuals that have assisted in minor ways all contributing to the picture as a whole.
There have been numerous companies involved with the project which I am happy to provide the info via a PM if you need it but I don't want this little item to be considered an excuse for a commercial. It is just my way of saying a HUGE thank you to all.
This making of this car started as a special project between my self and a close friend of mine of many years who also happened to be a great mechanic. Unfortunately, at the early stage of the project, he developed a heart attack and suffered a Stroke.
To finish the project as a dedication to my friend, the people I have listed above contributed in no small way with the sort of knowledge, skill, part supplies and more to fill the gap left by my friend. I could not have done it without you guys, to say thank you seems just no enough.
On a happy note, you will be pleased to know that my friend is mending and takes a special pride in the Flying Brick.
As for me, I'm just looking forward to BURN SOME RUBBER !!!
My sincere thanks guys, MD
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 2:52 am
beautiful MD!
you have a fantastic little car there and I hope it kicks some arse on the track.
About the avatar; I cannot take credit for it in any way.
As far as I know, it was built by forum member 4sfed for Brian Berger (Autocomponenti).
you have a fantastic little car there and I hope it kicks some arse on the track.
About the avatar; I cannot take credit for it in any way.
As far as I know, it was built by forum member 4sfed for Brian Berger (Autocomponenti).
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 11:27 am
Well done MD, Im sure it feels great to be on the track in something you have spent so much time on. What classes do you enter into and what are your regs.
Cheers
kevin
Cheers
kevin
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 11:37 pm
Some more photos of the brick in action.
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 11:44 pm
And since my V6 was hors de combat I weakened and joined the DARKSIDE for the weekend 
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 12:39 am
Shouldn't be too much of a problem, being a 105 and all... 