Sunday saw our final Sport Compact event for the year. Thought I'd share some pictures and runs with everyone here on Honda-Tech. Enjoy:

BMW E30, with E34 M5 Turbo motor: 8.8second pass


10.8second pass Scooby


13B rotary power Ford, 9.8second pass


B20 Turbo, 10.0second pass


Nissan UTE, Mazda turbo 8.6 second pass


VW 20-valve turbo, 10.6second pass


Lexus 2J Turbo


Toyota, 10.3 second pass


Ford, 2J Turbo powered, 9.2 second pass


M3 V8 Supercharged, 11.7 second pass


VW VR6 Turbo, 10.8 second pass








This is my baby, a 91 Rex. B18 Turbo, Callos front end, ran a 10.1@146, 1.58 60ft.




It's forums such as this one which makes us wanna go quicker in South Africa.
Hope you enjoyed it. Same time next year...lol!

 

Nice pics and nice cars!

 

Thats awesome man! Glad to see people all over the world enjoying what we do!

 

This is Africa? (i kidd , i kidd)

Niceee

Man is that dude in the E30 sitting close to the wheel.

 

I think it's just the angle + RHD?

 

Pretty cool to see Import racing from different places. You guys like a lot of old school cars and swaps down there huh? Nice pics!

 

good eyes...

 

good stuff, some nice cars there, i wonder how much shipping was for the callos front end. I was bitchin at how much it would cost to get from cali to ny! haha. do you have ay more pics of your car? that thing looks pretty clean. What are the specs on it?

 

Thanks, but you''ll laugh at what I've got - it's running old-school stuff. B18B, Crower rods/Wiseco tops, 66 turbo, Bilstein drag, only makes 600whp on 32pounds. Victor-X manifiold, Skunk2 turbo cams, locally produced management. Next year it'll see a larger 76 turbo. My problem at the moment is to get my 60ft down. Spinning way too much out the hole, 2nd and 3rd. I'm gonna try 28" M/T this weekend but I doubt the standard B16 tranny will cope. I'm aiming for a 9 second pass@150mph...

South Africans love mix-matching. Here the Mazda 2litre FE motors is the preferred engine, which finds its way into practically anything rear wheel driven. This year though, the Supra 2J motor has been a great hit, especially amongst the top-end bunnies. We race at 6000ft above sea level too. The quickest 4-cylinder here is an 8.5 second GM powered FWD.

Thanks for the comments.

 

Africa is doing it big no ****

 

looookin good!

 

Crazy, awesome to see racing like this going on, I see plenty of parts are being shipped over seas..good ish!

 

thats some crazy shet Is nice to see the sport growing all over the world

 

Sounds like a pretty decent setup, get that 60 ft down, im sure it will come down alot of with the huge tire!