Project ECOTERD

[1320INC]

Cat runs extremely hard on the 91 octane tune. Probably not going to waste my money putting it on a dyno just to get a number. I would definitely line up next to 95% of the cars on the street in it though. Car goes straight and for the most part is basically done. $9150 total investment. Probably easily $4000-6000 worth of my free labor.

Extremely happy with the car. These cars are very impressive and i can only imagine them on a twisty track!
Thought about selling to finance the next project..

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[90Notch]

So awesome! Glad the hub fixed all the lights. One day when my garage isn't full of my wife's junk I plan to start a project like this one. Haven't done any fun wrenching on cars in a long time. Always stuck doing crappy jobs repairing our daily drivers hahaha!

 

[1320INC]

So awesome! Glad the hub fixed all the lights. One day when my garage isn't full of my wife's junk I plan to start a project like this one. Haven't done any fun wrenching on cars in a long time. Always stuck doing crappy jobs repairing our daily drivers hahaha!

Thanks man. Yep i have almost 1500 miles on it now. Prolly fell short of my original hp number I was looking for but im all of 325-350 at the crank. Gonna be selling all of the good engine parts if anyone is looking for anything specific.

 

[1320INC]

Well as an update i sold the Ecoterd last week. Car was a ton of fun but i hardly drove it. Had right at about $10,000 in it counting tax and tags. Hopefully the new owner will enjoy it. I explained all the work i had done so he was a well informed buyer. Im kinda looking for a hurt motor GT now

 

[1320INC]

Well im back! Guess I better start a new build thread.

 

[frestylmotox01]

So what’s the story with it?

 

[1320INC]

Not much really 100% bone stock actual running car this time.

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