Thread: Heffner TT R8 demo car headed to Utah! Who wants a ride?

Hi guys,

This coming week we will be headed to Miller Motorsports Park in Toele, Utah to assist with the installation of a Heffner Twin Turbo system on Roger Miller's R8. Once we arrive I will start another thread to provide you all with continuous updates and pictures as the build comes together. This car will also be receiving a PPI body kit as well as some suspension and brake upgrades.

Of course once the car has been completed it will be getting excersised around the track for a few days. I will be sure to get some good video footage of this as well.

With all of this excitement going on it seemed like a good idea to send my own car out as well. I'm pretty sure that two Twin Turbo R8's running around a race track is better than one.

I'd like to extend the invitation to any owners and or interested parties to get in touch with me to make arrangements to experience this unbelievable conversion.

You can PM me here with your contact information and availability if you'd like to come out. Thanks in advance and be sure to look for the build thread on Monday.

I just left the shop. My car is loaded up and on the way! Good times ahead.

I'd like a ride.

If I was in the area I would love to take a ride in it

Enjoy Jason and be safe!

Can't wait to see the updates and pics!

Jason, awesome stuff!!

I need to convince you guys to take a trip to Sebring one weekend for a track day. You'd have a blast with shop cars!!

One of my best friends is flying in from Vancouver in one month. I definitely want to bring him and finally visit your shop! I've never seen it yet and have been itching to for a long time. I'll have to get your cell phone number via PM on here.

Hope all is well, looking forward to seeing some photos and comments from people that get to ride!

OK, Chris. You have me convinced. I will be at Sebring at the end of July. I can't remember whether it's a Chin Motorsports or a SAFE Motorsports event. Whichever it is, I'll see you there. Bring your camera.