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It lives (31 years later)

Verfasst: Mi 18. Apr 2007, 05:30
von Doug Teulie
Today my 1976 Scirocco's new motor (not show in this post) ran for the first time. It has taken 8 months to convert this car from the picture that you see. It is not time to display the car yet. It will take about 6 more months before the 1976 Scirocco is on the track with full power and has a good set of legs under it. At this point the FI is working and it runs.

As for the motor you see in this post.... It is gone to scrap but I have the head and intake.



Post Edited (04-18-07 07:00)

Re: It lives (31 years later)

Verfasst: Mi 18. Apr 2007, 18:30
von Rocco-GT2
Great :super:

How much power does the engine have?


We'll see some pictures as soon as possible! :grins:

Re: It lives (31 years later)

Verfasst: Fr 20. Apr 2007, 04:33
von Doug Teulie
At this point the 1.8 ltr motor has only started and run idle. This is a major mile stone because the entire FI system including the distributor is an experiment. The axels are not mounted yet. I have not tested it for power but you can bet that it will be tested. I am not posting detailed pictures of the car intentionally because this car will be the 2008 race car. In the later part of this year many changes will be made to this car to prep it for competition. The suspension is fully developed but at this point it is not attached to the car. The first step is to get the car back on the road and registered. It will be fully street legal.

Re: It lives (31 years later)

Verfasst: So 29. Apr 2007, 22:24
von Doug Teulie
This is how it all started,
I have an extra motor so.....
What about a quick change out....

All I have to do is......

Re: It lives (31 years later)

Verfasst: So 29. Apr 2007, 22:53
von Doug Teulie
This motor had 30 years of driving, and some racing too. I think it is time for an update.

Re: It lives (31 years later)

Verfasst: So 29. Apr 2007, 23:25
von Tempest
Nice, plenty to talk about then, when we meet up :-)

Tempest

Re: It lives (31 years later)

Verfasst: Mo 30. Apr 2007, 01:56
von Doug Teulie
Yes!