This is my variation of the Technic 8448 Super Street Sensation.

It's basicly the first half of the instructions, then a spattering of the rest.
The wheels are the 8466 Off Road's wheels.  Both rear axles are driven, with a
"spool" driveshaft, ie, no differential between them.  The steering the almost
exactly the same as the original.

The chassis was stretched 4L at the "firewall" to help accomodate the V16.  The
front and rear bumpers were also widened to accomodate the much larger wheels, 
and the front wheels now must be held on by 5.5L axles rather than the 3/stud 
axles on the original.  The additional rear axle assembly is basicly a clone of 
the original rear axle.  Only slight modification was needed to allow the 
driveshaft to reach both.  I doubled up the shocks on the front axle due to the 
increased weight.

The cabin area was also blended into the new width at the base.  The gullwing 
doors are practically identical to the original 8448 gullwing doors.  I Stretched 
the hatchback door to cover the doubled-in-size cargo area.  Rather than a single 
motor driving this beast in the original location (under the V8, driving the 
transmission) I made a "motor node" with 4 electric motors and some electric
bricks.  This way all of the motors can be driven from the same battery pack.  As 
of right now (January 26, 2006) There are a few U-joints driving into the back of 
the transmission.

However, I managed to break one already by letting off the throttle too suddenly.

In the future, I am considering turning this into a 4 door.  However, due to its
size and the amount of pieces needed, this will have to wait.


Feel free to ask any questions.
DomiW@aol.com

Dom