Time Attack Pulsar

[Safety_James]

That is pretty ridiculous tbh from the rear!
Only an opinion though.. some people may like it.

[Fast Eddy]

That has to be the most extreme Pulsar ever.

I love Pulsars, but not keen on the look of this one although the aero is for a purpose i guess. Not sure how they have created the wide track, but must get through some wheel bearings like that!

Eddy

[Bladerider]

Looked insane in the flesh.

It amazes me what does and doesnt pass scrutineering sometimes

J.

[chrislandy]

If the MSA say anything they will just argue they are wheel arch extentions lol

[ScoobieWRX]

I must be sick, i love it.

Looks very Pikes Peak ready

[Gerry H]

Good job the M3's gone or there be a run on plastic guttering at B&Q Norwich.

I quite like it too

[Stuart]

Good job the M3's gone or there be a run on plastic guttering at B&Q Norwich

Cheeky fucker That might suit an 80's hot hatch! No, you're right it wouldn't

It would be interesting to see a build thread for this and just how far that pushes the regulations. It must be so much wider than standard, in terms of track, that the advantage gained in grip would be huge. If that's the case (it's legal and gripped gained is huge) then every bugger will be doing it.

J, did this actually pass scrutineering or do you know something that you're not telling us?

[blacky]

I would have to argue your point Stu, I'm betting it handles awefully, it's as wide as it is long and there is definetly a thing of over tyring a car! And I wonder if that bodywork has seen any form of proper testing?? I doubt it!!

Truely shocking!

[Stuart]

Well Mr Black, I would counter argue your point because I never once mentioned handling, I said GRIP. Bloody hell man, you've been at Lotus for five minutes and your obsessed with handling already

[Tonynos]

For some reason it reminds me of a stock car you'd see at Great Yarmouth. Nasty!