Garage of Awesomes' 1984 Nissan 300ZX Z31(3rd in class)

Garage of Awesome Racing runs several rally cars across both dirt and tarmac with our most successful to date a 1984 Nissan 300ZX (Z31), non turbo that we are rallying in the Adelaide tarmac rally series. This includes the main event at the end of the year, Shannons Adelaide Rally and has been extended in 2020 to cover the Barossa Sprint and Gorge Road Sprint

Sit back and enjoy this little video from the 2019 Shannons Adelaide Rally from Sports Car Safari, where we finished 3rd in class. We are running in the Classic Challenge category which means the cars are pre 1986, largely unmodified and we are speed limited to 130kph. Every second over 130kph is a 5 second penalty so that is part of the challenge, to stay below the speed limit on every stage.

We wouldn't be able to operate as a race team without the support of our mates, but also these great sponsors:

Garage of Awesome Consulting for all of your Microsoft 365 and Azure needs from planning and implementation to training staff: http://www.garageofawesome.com.au/

Cedrics BnB, if you are staying in Adelaide, South Australia they have two properties to choose from and even have a 4 bedroom house near South Australia's premier motorsport destination, The Bend Motorsport Park. Head over and find them on AirBnB: http://Cedricsbnb.com

We exclusively run Swan Ignition coils on all of our cars from our tarmac Z31 that we are running here, to our dirt rally Nissan Skyline R31 and everything in between including Datsun 240Z's, Nissan Silvia's and more! Find them here:   / swan.ignitioncoils.9  

Also, a big thank you to Kirby Park Riding School in Hahndorf for helping out and if you are in the Adelaide Hills and want to go for a trail ride with only one horse power, drop in and see them: http://Kirbypark.com

All of our tyre fitting when we are chopping and changing between rims and tyres is done by Brendon and the great team at Goodyear Auto Care, Mt Barker: https://www.goodyearautocare.com.au/s...

Last, but certainly not least is our long-time friends over at PCMHacking.com. Drop in for all things Delco and any other ECU really if you want to do it yourself. They have been a great resource and we thank them for helping us out with our strange issues over the years. They're here: http://Pcmhacking.com