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Mike, It's been brought up (very breifly) a couple of times here: Post #8 - http://www.usa7s.net/vb/showthread.php?7983-Next-Gen-Seven-power-plants&highlight=motus and Post #2 - http://www.usa7s.net/vb/showthread.php?5287-Has-anyone-seen-the-Motus&highlight=motus I first learned of this engine at the Barber museum a couple of years ago; built for the Motus MST and MSTR motercycles. When I looked at the bike (the engine that propelled it) on display at Barber, the first thing I thought of was a Seven. Somebody needs to buy one of these as a crate and be the first on the block to . . . . . :lurk: Some of the Polaris crowd, and boaters, have already caught on... ...and it looks like Motus may have palns in the works for a V4-powered track car. And, there's this... Here's a link for the article: http://www.gearheads4life.com/features/motus-rcr-monoposto/

Last time, I used a high-speed jump…broke everything loose.

Okay. :jester:

Bill, Congratulations on the purchase. I followed the auction and am glad to see the car in the spotlight here. Happy blatting and welcome to the forum. :seeya:

jevs, Does this mean you are keeping and finishing the car?

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lmtdconv92, Another Stalker owner here; chassis #85…again; yep, there's a story there. But moving along, welcome to the forum. We (all of us crazies) jokingly call Stalkers 'Storkers' on this site, so don't get offended if the moniker is tossed your way. BTW, does your buddy’s car (Ken’s old #32) still have the SC V6? Cheers :seeya:

This has already graced the forum...but worth a revisit in this thread.

John, You're a stand-up guy. :cheers:

Jim, Thanks for sharing. Mario Parker and I did COTA together in Nov 14. We drove the entire weekend in the rain, but what great memories.

Here ya' go

Michael, The aluminum GAZ shocks arrived with the different coil design (fewer coils), but same spring rate...wasn't planned. Wish I could make NJMP this year, but with the new job in Houston and maintaining two households, I have very limited time in AR to work on the car. As I told Mike and Tom, I took a week of vacation to come home and get it on the ground. . . . . . But I’ll get there…eventually. :smash:

Are you running an oil cooler?

On the ground ....:smash:

492...at the wheels!!!! :svengo::willy_nilly::drool:

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If I'm doing carpet...might as well be shag. :jester:

...a little more. :smash:

Weight…roughly the same.

That sure is some 'purty' stuff. :jester:

Well, looks like the ole' rubber boot will get 'the boot' and go back to the wall of shame for more dust. Michael, not by 7/2...I wish. :banghead:

Okay, out in the shop turning little pieces into one big piece so I can ‘someday’ take my toys back to New Jersey and play in Croc’s sandbox. I have two choices for adorning my shifter. Both are cheap (paid for) and hanging in my shop collecting dust. So, which looks more manly…more Storkeresque? :rofl: . . . . . . . . . :lurk:

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Bruce, Good info on all...especially the heims. :cheers:

Fascinatingly cool, Avery! Insanely aggressive look! . . . and those teeth!!!! :devil: