2008 Mustang Twister Specials...

Still going through all my Tulsa pictures.... LOL!

Ok, so there were two very wicked Twisters there... they were labeled EF-5... hmmm... not sure what that meant... then I found this on the R & A Motorsports website (the guy whol built them):

"EF-5—this monster will require a complete engine change to the 5.4 liter engine fully blown, new transmission, full roll cage, and a bible. Expect 200 MPH, and over 500HP! Only 2 will be made. $100,000."

Ok, so I overheard them talking at the track... these bad boys are currently only running like 15 PSI but I built to handle like 28 PSI! They currently are over 500HP... WOOHOO!

So here they are both EF-5s, a coupe and a vert...

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They need to work on that aggressive chin a bit more the lay it down flat. They're using a lot of CDC products, coupe has a glassback. Pretty nice looking car other then that twister on the side

Those are nice shots.

siiiiiiick

pics turned out well - if not a bit overexposed, but I'll assume that you did not have access to the entire track to get the optimal vantage point.

that is an awesome car, I'd love to get my hands on one for a few hot laps!!

Good shots of a great car! Love the shot of the drying fingernails!

Thanks guys!

@Not4you - Yeah, i really struggled with the exposure on these cars... the darn orange was really tough for me for some reason (inexperience! LOL)

@Frank - LOL! Actually that's Lisa Hoag (Scott Hoag's, owner of MRT and former Ford Program manager, wife). I snapped a picture of her at the starting line... Scott and Lisa are good friends... so I applied my sad attempt at humor...

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PhotosGuy wrote in post #5891358
Good shots of a great car! Love the shot of the drying fingernails!

I thought she was taking a left hand turn..lol

Talk about going retro....Great shades of the early Trans-Am series days...with George Folmer at the helm of the number 15. They even nailed the color...nice shots...