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The definition of “Great” says you must be above the normal; Above the average. To be great and remembered as such, you must act on the extraordinary. This is difficult, and many fail in the pursuit of greatness.
What makes Solo Motorsports great? What have we done to achieve and gain success in the pursuit of greatness?
For years, Solo Motorsport has crafted only the finest driving machines for customers in the pursuit of greatness. This has led to Solo Motorsport tuned and upgraded vehicles winning a number of awards over the years, and you can read about them here.
WannaGOFAST 2013 – Fastest Four Door:
Solo Motorsports tuned Audi S4 2.7 TT
WannaGOFAST 2013 – Fastest Four Door: Solo Motorsports tuned Audi S4 2.7 TT
The B5 Audi S4 2.7 proved to be a winning platform for Boris Jovanovic and Solo Motorsports on Sunday, September 13th, 2013. The car was built in the same year as the WannaGOFAST ½ mile drag race in Georgia, completing the competition with a best run of 162.65 MPH. “Smurf”, as the Audi is commonly known, has a helping of the best tuning upgrades that Solo Motorsports offers, and produces an insane 780 AWHP.
WannaGOFAST hosts drag races in a few different locations every year in the U.S., and each race has a number of classes that each car can compete in. Ranging from four door to forced induction, all cars are welcome to partake in this event.
The 2002 Audi S4 competed at Prestigious Heaven’s Landing Airport in Clayton, GA. The incredible private 5069 Ft. runway in the mountains come to life during the weekend with 135 pre-registered cars per day.
WannaGOFASTs purpose is to safely show off your car’s power and drag race other enthusiasts. This is where Solo Motorsport brings their finest creations for battle.
Of the 157 total participants we saw on September 13th, the Solo Motorsports tuned B5 Audi S4 2.7 won the top honor for four-door vehicles. The S4 powered through 10 total runs that day, with an average speed of 149.83 MPH. Truly a testament to Solo Motorsports upgrading and tuning abilities.
WannaGOFAST 2016 – Fastest Four Door:
1991 E30 S54 Turbo Swap
Leading up to one of the cars first races, the famous 1991 E30 was prepped for the ½ Mile WannaGOFAST drag race by being fit with a larger turbocharger and AEM standalone. In 2015 at a previous drag race, the car achieved a staggering 166 MPH in its top run on a low boost setting (22 psi).
On Saturday September 17, 2016, the Prestigious Heaven’s landing strip came to life again with 5069 ft of pavement for pure octane which echoed through the mountains. The engine-swapped monster lined up seven total times and won fastest 4-door with a best run of 159.57 MPH. This 1991 BMW E30 proves that Solo Motorsports can pull serious numbers out of any package. This event featured a total of 210 total participants; WannaGOFAST seems to get better and better every year.
1991 E30 S54 Turbo Swap
WannaGOFAST 2015 – Fastest Four Door:
Solo Motorsports tuned Audi S4 3.0 L S/C
Continuing the winning trend In 2015, a Solo Motorsports tuned supercharged B8 Audi S4 3.0 L won fastest four-door in WannaGOFAST’s ½ mile drag race.
A top speed of 136.03 MPH was achieved out of the supercharged and tuned S4.
WannaGOFAST 2016 – Fastest Four Door:
Solo Motorsports tuned 2012 E63 Wagon
Things were a bit quieter the following day, Sunday the 18th of September, 2016. With a total of 142 participants and an average of just one run per car, the Solo Motorsport tuned 2012 E63 AMG wagon was able to turn out a top speed of 144.23 MPH and became the fastest 4 door there that day. The hills of Georgia around the Prestigious Heaven’s Landing Airport were a bit quieter that day. But even so, Solo Motorsport’s E63 AMG rocketed down the 5069 ft runway to take a victory.
2016 Global Time Attack – NOLA Motorsports Parkway
1st place in GTA Limited RWD Class
Solo Motorsports tuned 2009 BMW 135i Race Car
The monster of a grocery getter had a 2.3 L supercharger bolted to the E63 AMG’s rather large 6.2 L V8 engine.
Global Time Attack assembles together the best time attack cars in the world on one sacred track. In 2016, Tony Fuentes took the Solo Motorsports 135i out to claim a new record for RWD with a 1:52.22.
The 2009 BMW 135i Race Car is an incredible machine, with a customer Borg Warner single turbo setup strapped to an N54 engine. Other modifications to this pocket-rocket include:
- A custom Doc Racing exhaust manifold
- Clubsport racing suspension sponsored by Billstein
- Wilwood Big Brake system; With 8 pistons in the front
- 580 total WHP
- 3100 pound wet weight
The car is also sponsored by Motul Oils, and sports the coolest widebody kit on a 135i. Tony wa able to get the machine to first place with a comfortable lead by just over three seconds ahead of the Honda NSX that placed second. Incredible stuff from Solo Motorsports and Tony Fuentes.