For those of you that wanted to come check out my utlima canam if finally arrived. Just drop me a line if are interested in check it out.



later,

mark





http://www.markkoch.net/images/canam/crate/s_crate.jpg



http://www.markkoch.net/images/canam/crate/s_crate7.jpg



http://www.markkoch.net/images/canam.../s_garage1.jpg



http://www.markkoch.net/images/canam/rims/s_rim.jpg

Thats so SWEET



I gotta see that

Damn it looks so sexy... What kind of rims are those?

very pimp. can't wait to see the finished product!

I thought the factory custom made the rims, but mine have a OZ sticker on them. I guess they are now made by OZ. All I can say is they are monsters 13X18 rear 9X18 front.





http://www.markkoch.net/images/canam...ures/s_rim.jpg :bigthumg:







mark

Good God!!



That is gonna be so friggin badass Mark.



I gotta come up and see it and get some video.



Maybe I can con Rikki into drivin me up there.

BTW when you get it finished. Can I catch a ride to the beach? https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

Thats gotta be one of the coolest wheel pics EVER

Did you decide on a motor yet? Whats it gonna be?

jesus 13x18 rear!

you need pineapple or ito to conjure up a 4 rotor for you, with a nice Xtrac bolted to the back of it :yum:

uhhh.... DAMN? that thing is friggin awesome man! :bigok: https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/boink.gif

Cool.

I am getting all excited just looking at the posted pics.

Hope you will update your website frequently with progress on the project.

Isn't it 18x9 and 18x13? Also, whats the difference between the Canam and the GTR>

they say the width first. i've seen that before also..... oh well

Yea , I was like 13x18? wtf? lol

yea he first said 13x18 i almost fell over and died, then i remembered they invert them, well actual;ly american's invert them but whatever.



that is gonna be one sick ass car!



as my ricer friends would say "yo that thing'll run 3's" https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png



kevin.

and before anyone says anything, yes i know the car isnt for drag racing, figured i'd let evryone know im not that much of an idiot lol



kevin.

Engine choices are ls1 / ls6 / custom small block / 3 rotor. The only one that will drop right in is the small block chevy. I am going to take the car up to MVA motorsports once it can be trailered around to see the possiblility of putting a 3 rotor in it.



I think a four rotor is a little out there for me. Do they even make a computer that will run a 4 rotor. What ever engine I go with I want efi.





The guys in the UK just like to be different I guess. The canam and the gtr are basically the same car. The canam just has a lower rear deck lid and no roof.



http://www.markkoch.net/images/canam...res/ugtr24.jpg gtr



http://www.markkoch.net/images/canam/smallYellow.jpg canam

Yeah, MVA has a 4 rotor setup also.



Please tell me you are gonna do forced induction :yum:

good golly miss molly. drooling as we speak....



how long b4 u finish this project, u got a schedule set up?

My first order should be enough to keep me busy for 6-8 months. After that I'll have to see what the money situation is like. Most people are building them in 600-800 hours, so alot depends on how much free time you have.



mark

O.K. since no one else has the balls to say it:



What did that bad **********er cost?

wow, those things are nutz, i have read about them...

Holy crap batman, you have your work cut out for you, seems like it

will be very bad ass. Street legal when its done?

go to his website, all the questions are answered there, I assume thats pretty much the point of it

wait hah i just noticed ur name. are u the guy who had the black and yellow rx i would see at kdr?

Details are on my website www.markkoch.net The parts I ordered up to this point where a little over 34K. Total project cost will be around 65K





It will be street legal in MD. Just need to find someone to insure it.





yep that used to be my car, now another forum member owns it.

damn mark looks nice



can't wait to see a finished product