John B

I just got my 2003 Caterham SV last fall and would like to run it in a hillclimb for fun, but will mostly drive it on the street. To compete in a SCCA sanctioned hillclimb, it needs to pass technical inspection, which will require a fuel cell. I know a bunch of 7's race in SCCA, is there an easy fuel cell solution?

Does it come with the engine, or do you have to install one on your own?

Nice work!! You just beat me to that engine, I contacted the guy and he said he just sold it. If you have any more questions re parts etc, contact Steve Knapp at Elite Engines. He builds 2.3L Duratecs in very high spec for Swift 016 Formula Atlantic open wheel race cars. They have done a lot of development work and are getting over 300HP plus in unrestricted race trim, but I think a nice streetable 270HP is doable. Had I purchased the engine it would have gone straight to Steve. He's working on a race engine for me at the moment. Steve Knapp Elite Engines w 262 306 1977 c 920 918 4531 http://www.eliteengines.com/

What does the title describe the car as?

I don't think I'll be able to make it. Conflict w/ our racing schedule.

I'm definitely in for the 7s gathering. Yep! Ft. Hancock, Sandy Hook, NJ

Even though we just recently got our '03 Caterham SV w/ 235 HP Duratech, the cold weather hasn't prevented us from taking numerous blats. We just love this car!

Nice Caterham! He said it's a 6-speed.

'03 Caterham SV w/ 235 hp Duratec in Rumson, NJ Happy to help

Hi Guys, New member here. I just purchased a 2003 Caterham SV Duratec 2.3L from PA and would like to register it in NJ. Any new info? Did JKerrigan get his done??