| Click here to view the embedded video. "It fuel starves on left turns on about… seventy Ohms." Now that is not something you hear every day about a "tuner car", is it?
DRIVE's Matt Farah checks out a homemade contraption consisting of a late-first-gen RX-7 and a five-liter Ford V-8. (The old five-liter, mind you, not the Coyote mod motor.) "Never a dull moment," he says, and he's correct. The owner, Corbin, is a modern example of a recurring American character: The Kid In The Garage Building His Own Hot-Rod Car. Since we're in 2013, he's an awkward Asperger's case hiding behind sunglasses instead of a James Dean wannabe with a pack of cigarettes rolled up in his shirtsleeve, but the dynamic is the same. Built, not bought; invented, not acquired. Watching this video is a great way to wash the taste of the Magnus Walker hagiography out of your mind. Check it out, and leave a comment so the DRIVE team knows you're watching. from The Truth About Cars http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com | |||
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