Short 911 Film

[RetroWheels]

Hopefully one of you chaps can help me..
There was a link on PH this morning to a great little film about a guy in the U.S with a black 70's /80's 911, nicely modified for track and road use.
I started watching this AM ,but can't find the bugger now, not sure on which thread/ topic i even saw it, but would really like to finish watching.
The guy had a scandavian sounding name if that helps.

[RSGulp]

Magnus?

http://vimeo.com/44410797

[RetroWheels]

Worth another watch , but it's not this one.
The guy in the film im looking for had one car , ran very wide Fuchs style wheels and the footage begins with him at a track day - Im still looking for the link on PH , should have bookmarked the bugger

[RSGulp]

Magnus sounds a bit Scandinavian.

How about Jack Olsen..?

http://vimeo.com/57909173

[RetroWheels]

Result !
Thanks a lot there Rich , i've got a nice excuse to crack open another bottle now.

[RSGulp]

[shoestring7]

Jack Olsen's car?

http://anchordivision.com/journal/petrolicious-sho...


SS7
PS Oh, too late...

[Jack Olsen]

The wheels are made with 16x6 Fuchs centers, TIG welded into one-piece barrels that were originally manufactured for an aftermarket Corvette wheel. The fronts are 9-1/2" wide, the rears are 11". They were made by Lindsey Racing in Oklahoma.



The fronts have less backspacing than you'd expect because the geometry of my front suspension has been altered.

Edited by Jack Olsen on Sunday 19th May 22:08

[RetroWheels]

Good to see the car getting lots of use and prep.
When it comes to sports car's im more Beef than Pork ,but i've got a soft spot for 911 Series cars and im loving those wheels.
Can't beat a touch of extra dish

[Jack Olsen]

Thanks! They are deep.

[Budweiser]

Great car, great philosophy ......