Looking good! Love the black.

What a brilliant idea

What a wonderful place!
I'll make sure to stop by if I'm ever in Sydney.

Well, it used a jet engine to generate the power needed to turn the wheel.
It didn't use the velocity of the exhaust to force the car forwards, but used it to spin a series of blades that drove the wheel.
Just like a helicopter or a turboprop engine.

Funnily enough, the engine he used in that bike was just 2 cylinders from a Rolls Royce radial aero engine. Also if you wanted more cylinders, he also took the V10 from a Viper and built a motorbike around that: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/630071675303493654/810910140747743232/images_-_20...

Have any of you seen the videos by Allen Millyard about how he made his 5-litre V twin motorcycle? He's practically just a mad scientist, his videos are very entertaining to watch. Here's a video of it running: https://youtu.be/nnrzZQVtkeM And here's how he made it: Part 1: https://youtu.be/I-Xr1bmb...

Good stuff!
"Direct injected" hahahaha. Might have been a diesel swap

Cheers Adam, thanks for the model numbers

The stock VRX shift knob can definitely unscrew as Awood said. Just hijacking the topic slightly, my leather gear knob has worn down to hell and back, does anyone have suggestions for any aftermarket knobs they've used? I'd love something as similar to the Evo knob but they go for close to $200 onli...

Ahh, good stuff. Cheers.

If you swap out the cat for a 200-cell, would a mini-cat on the sensor still be necessary?

Welcome

Far out, that's a lotta k's. Good work!
How is the upholstery holding up?

Very nice work.
The intercooler pipe looks fantastic.
Quick work too, for 1.5 years

Love the stuff!

Check the last post date next time maybe.
Or if you wanted to organise a meetup start a new thread.