anyone know what happened to Jerry's original GT3 Integra?
I am trying to locate it .

 

ask here: http://www.gt-racecar.com/forums/default.asp

 

still trying to track down this car if anyone has any leads/info

 

Is this the car you are talking about?

http://www.me-photography.com/...Y=330


If so, it is running in GTL now with Joe Christensen. I paddocked next to him at the Runoffs last year. He qualified on the pole and finished second. I have his contact info if you are in need of it.

-Mark

 

Mark
thaks for the info. Not sure if it is the exact car I was chasing but does look similar . been a few years since I last looked it over .

would appreciate an email contact if you have one

 

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http://www.me-photography.com/...Y=330


If so, it is running in GTL now with Joe Christensen. I paddocked next to him at the Runoffs last year. He qualified on the pole and finished second. I have his contact info if you are in need of it.

-Mark

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holy crap....more info/pics on that!

 

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holy crap....more info/pics on that!</TD></TR></TABLE>

Running GTL or GT3 basically means TUBEFRAME chasis and lots of custom work.. .

 

i swear i saw that car at the run-offs in 07, was in impound after there race, musta been top 3 as they were rippin it apart

 

If it is competitive, it will be a tube chassis front engine rear drive configuration. Should be setup with a G-force gear box to allow reverse rotation of the quick change rear end. Most GT cars use the same chassis. Dual a-arms front and solid axle in the rear. They are really fast (relatively).

 

Am I correct in thinking they have to run older engines in that class? I kind of remember reading that fuel injection was a new thing they were trying...

 

Front-Drive tube frame cars in GT-4 and GTL have been kicking *** for years. GTL is dominated by tube frame CRX's. So you don;t need to be RWD to be competitive.

 

Joe's car(the one pictured above) is RWD, tubeframe, and runs a restricted GSR engine in it, it is FI, but I believe it uses ITBs. In GTL, they have different weights and SIR sizes depending on what engine you run, for a Honda you can run any D or B series I think. And I'm pretty sure the GTL CRX's that have won in the past with Dentici and others are RWD. Most of them were built by Mugen or Comptech back in the day when GT4 and GT5 were very competitive in SCCA racing.

-Mark

 

I remember seeing the King Motorsports GT3 CRX at the June Sprints at Road America 2 summers ago. From what I remember, it was a single cam FWD.