
Exterior:
Custom blended DuPont HotHues HotRod Black satin paint
VHT NightShades on all lights w/ custom clear coat
Interior:
Fully stripped
Custom Dash Modified From Stock
10lb Dash, Gauges, Steering Wheel, Driver Seat and Seat Belt
Engine Mechanical:
Custom Air Box
K&N Filter
K&N Crankcase Breather
Ceramic Coated Pacesetter Headers
Custom Test Pipe
Custom ‘Cat Back’
Magnaflow Resonator
Pulstar Pulse Plugs
Emissions Equipment Removed (Except for PCV)
Autocross Mods:
Headlights Removed For More Airflow to Engine Bay
Wipers and Wiper Motor Removed
Washer Fluid Reservoir Removed
Battery Moved Into Cab In Place of Passenger Seat
K&N Fuel Breather
Rear Bumper and Rear Frame Rail Removed
Tailgate Removed
Spare Tire and Hardware Removed
Heater Core Removed
All A/C and Heater Piping Removed
And a Bunch of Other Useless Stuff Removed
Never Been on Scales, But Extremely Light
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Over the years, I replaced all the parts involved in the accident with OE replacements (driver side fender, lower valance, grill and front bumper. There were also a few panels that needed pulling around the entire truck. After this work it was repainted, however it was painted what I considered a bit too flashy. A little over a year later it was repainted again to the current look it has. It is currently sporting DuPont HotHues HotRod Black, custom blended to be satin rather than matte finish.
Once the appearance of the truck was taken care of, a friend talked me into 'doing something with it.' He talked me into autocrossing the truck. It has been lowered 2.5" in the front and 2" in the rear with KYB MonoMax struts in the front and KYB Gas-A-Just in the rear. I also installed heavy duty sway bar endlinks and better bushings throughout. The interior is fully stripped, with the battery riding where the passenger seat used to be.
Under the hood, it still has the stock Z24 engine, with pacesetter headers and a full custom exhaust. All emissions components have been removed throughout the engine, and everything else unnecessary has been removed (headlights, wipers etc.)
The truck is still in the beginning of its build, with a full autocross specific build to come.
It runs in SCCA Solo class EP against old Corolla AE86's and even our own Datsun 510
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