Opel GT on MegaSquirt and EDIS4

[@34D2234]

my older brother had one of these, their small inside, you dont sit in it you wear it, i've gotten rides home from school in the area behind the front seats and his girl sat in the other seat, bastard hit every pothole on the way home too! fun car looks like a mini vette, stock, it did a 10 sec 0-60

[@OgnyanDachev]

Cool, thats about the smoothest first start I've seen. Nice one

[@duanedragon2]

Is that a Chrysler 2.2? Looks like top-shelf engineering and fabrication. First crank can be nerve-wracking. Btw- congrats, you have a beautiful car.

[@thewizardofaz]

That is just a sweet piece of work. Back 1970-71 I was in my freshman year at Lock Haven State in Pa. The dorm daddy had a metallic green one and let me drive it. It was just fantastic to me then. I myself had a 68 Opel Kadet, the one that looked kind of like a baby Mustang. Great fun factor, cheap to run.

[@MuffinStomper]

Great video jeff, awesome that you have finally gotten it going.

[@dralenvan]

nice car

[@tamagotchy5]

I can`t belive Opel made such a beautiful car...

[@opelito69]

Very unique work very soon, I do the same work into my opel kadett b congratulations my friend nice job

[@saleleone7543]

I own an OPEL GT '73 as well, but this looks like fun

[@paky66]

@markandsonmetal I knew that 2.4 pistons are a little bit larger then the 2.2/2.0 ones (which have the same diameter as the 2.0 pistons, 93mm, the only difference between 2.0 and 2.2 engines being the stroke on the crankshaft).

[@halohadel]

get that pos K&N filter outta there just install two parrallel paper filters. Same amount of airflow, just filters more particles unlike K&N

[@GarnettM]

Can you explain how it started with no plug wires; Did you use a buzz box on the plugs

[@paky66]

96mm is the diameter of the 2.4 engine pistons? what country are you from?

[@DonniW]

How is the motor running with no spark plug wires,THE DISTRIBUTOR IS CLEARLY VISIBLE WITH NO WIRES ON IT !

[@Johnkels100]

loverly car i love the colour What is it please

[@paky66]

@markandsonmetal after all these modifications, you only got 122hp? Ever thought about supercharging it?

[@wccrispy]

Have you thought of a carbon fiber driveshaft for it? PST makes carbon fiber driveshafts. They're out of Florida. They should have some of the best prices around for a quality driveshaft. They quoted me ~$500 for my '94 Mustang.

[@8sixfeetunder]

@8sixfeetunder ok...tahanks... this is the fist car that im restoring... but i know how to... i am restoring a 1968 ford f100 for my self... but finding parts for that opal is hard being i live in the middle of nowhere in tenneessee

[@GarnettM]

@markandsonmetal Oh I see them now there external on the fender I seen the cap and was thinking what the heck just using it for pump shaft sure nice little car my brother loved these I was a Bricklin or Pantera man really I love ford .Thanks nice car

[@Sanyey]

and where did you managed to get an Opel engine in the US? :OO

[@eclipsegsx765]

Don't they call these the poor mans corvette back in the day? lol I love these cars their made in Germany arn't they?

[@georyan3591]

Any 1/4 mile or 0-60 times?

[@Sanyey]

I was wondering how is he planning to start is up with no cables XDDD

[@shadmonk]

great colour, bad wheels...

[@Gaus212]

5*****

[@asv4k8]

@markandsonmetal