Project Nightmare. Pro-Street S197 build.

[Rasmus]

The old roof had fire damage so it had to be replaced. The old one was cut out, and a replacement glued in place. It looked straight forward; bunch of glue and clamps. Apparently that is the way to replace an S197 lid.

[cmcpokey]

shame they didnt go for a carbon roof, would have been pretty straight forward and not even real expensive. although cost doesn't seem to be too much of an issue on this build.

[pimento]

Yeesh.. that is a staggering amount of absurdity. And awesome. Very much awesome. Keep us posted!

[Rasmus]

Wiring harness going back in





Back bumper mounted

[Rasmus]

Accessories and dash

[clutch-monkey]

that's a nice colour.

[Cyco]

Someone let him know his steering wheel is on the wrong side before he finishes bolting it in!

[wwgkd]

that's a nice colour.

Haha. Was showing my mom some of these pics and that was her comment.

[Rasmus]

Final stages of the build

[Rasmus]

Finished just before Mustang Week, end of July

[Rasmus]

Heat cycles and some preliminary tuning

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[Rasmus]

I don't have any numbers yet, but I remember them talking about 850-950rwhp on 93 octane pump gas with a moderate amount of boost. That's not including the nitrous plate system that is capable of supporting up to a 600 shot.

[wwgkd]

That turned out a lot more mustang-like than I was expecting.

I don't have any numbers yet, but I remember them talking about 850-950rwhp on 93 octane pump gas with a moderate amount of boost. That's not including the nitrous plate system that is capable of supporting up to a 600 shot.

That is a crazy amount of power. Are they ever going to try a 600 shot?

[KFA-R]

Very nice, irregardless of how over the top it is

[whiteballz]

Thats awesome. Can I have one?