Dyno Tuning
Pictures from the Dyno Room at Alamo Autosports in Arlington. Just a couple days before we left for Pikes Peak.
Pictures from the Dyno Room at Alamo Autosports in Arlington. Just a couple days before we left for Pikes Peak.
Fully seam welded with multipoint cage. Stripped and lightened dash with custom gauge panels. Tubbed front wheel wells. Nascar style door bars.
Stop Tech big brake kit with Hawk pads. Nissan Z32 Rear brakes with Hawk pads. Modified stock suspension arms: all bushing ends replaced with Heims and reinforced. Moton double adjustable coilovers. Bump steer corrected front spindles. Wilwood pedal box and Wilwood master cylinders. Solid bushed rear subframe.
This is the Pikes Peak Nissan 240SX. It was a crazy project from the beginning and barely came together in time for the 2009 running of the Hill Climb. We are very fortunate to have some great sponsors helping us out, so please have a look at the Sponsor page and go visit them.
If it has wheels, “Texas” Dave Carapetyan can drive them off it. Dave is a world class driver and a true professional. He has won the Open division at Pikes Peak for the last three years in a row! Wow. Dave has been a good friend and we hope to be able to help him with his unlimited effort in 2011. That’s right, there’s a new contender in the highly competitive unlimited class at Pikes Peak and Fatman Racing subsidiary Catch22 Racing Electric has been tasked to design and build the electrical system for the effort. We can’t wait to get Dave’s Evo in the garage.

