Hey guys, new to the forum. Name is Scott and I am a mechanic for a shop called The Winning Formula in Louisville ky, and love to go to the racetrack. This is my street/track car that is full weight and has all accessories.

 

 

Awesome car, glad to have you here. Specs on the car?

 

Aautomotive, congrats on signing up at the best site on the web!

 

I likey the car Welcome to the forum

 

Welcome to the board! I have to say, the Kentucky jelly you guys make isn't very good on a sandwich... what the hell do you make that stuff from?

Keith

 

Keith, try putting it on some tuna sometime.
Great car man! I'm going to need a ride the next time I'm in Louisville.

 

That's a really clean looking car. Please tell us about the modifications and give us a few more detailed pictures.

Welcome to the forum!

 

Looks good. When you say 'street driven' do you mean driven to and from the track, or do you actually drive it more than that? That splitter looks like it would last <10 minutes on the street at that ride height.

 

Damn I love a white NB. One day I'll ****** one up. What upgrades have you done to it? It looks beastly.

 

Tub up build starting with a green 99 florida car
Now pretty much a 5000 mile 99 car
New bilsteins
New ground controls
New sparco seat and wheel
New Schroth harness
60000 mile 03 VVT swap
New MSPNP2 (currently forsale)
New DIY VVT Tuner (currently forsale)
everything is new
im sure I am forgetting some stuff but ill post some build pics

 

 

I also have about 1000 more pictures if the build, [the intake is not the one pictured and a few other little things have changed but that's pretty much the car/build

 

Out. Freakin. Standing.

 

Thanks for all the comments guys, and yes I do drive the car on the street often, that is the only reason I didn't cage the car, because it is a street car..

 

 

Ohhh. Very good work sir.

 

Selling MS2 PNP and VVT controller because you are going to an MS3 with VVT control built in or are you doing something else?

Keith

 

Going get a haltech platinum 1000

 

Sounds impressive from the name I had a haltech stand alone on my Galant VR-4 back in the 90's It worked well, but had a crappy user interface back then... I assume they are more user friendly now.

Keith