Cross127;1132382; said:
Rotary engines, for the loss.
An RB26 swapped S14 or S15 would be incredible if you're got the money. Judging by the list of cars above, it might be right up your alley.
looking for new project car.
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Rotary engines, for the loss.
An RB26 swapped S14 or S15 would be incredible if you're got the money. Judging by the list of cars above, it might be right up your alley.
Rakie;1133050; said:I picked the STI.
But I would pick a Chevy Colorado.
Aside from the cowl induction hood and colored rims I like it.
I will have a Colorado as my next truck. Already have a lot of plans for it, wont be for some time however : (
I almost bought a colorado.
then I drove one.
So by track car you mean a fun reliable car you can take to the circuit for a play on the weekend, but still be able to drive nicely on the road?
My vote would be for the S2k. Just make it handle, get some good tyres and brakes and go have fun with it knowing the motor is going to be about as reliable as a performance car can get. There's no point in swapping in a 2jz or rb26 for what you want to do, going fast at the track is about a whole lot more than just power.
What kinda budget are you on, how reliable do you want/need this car to be, and what do you want to achieve with it?
My vote would be for the S2k. Just make it handle, get some good tyres and brakes and go have fun with it knowing the motor is going to be about as reliable as a performance car can get. There's no point in swapping in a 2jz or rb26 for what you want to do, going fast at the track is about a whole lot more than just power.
What kinda budget are you on, how reliable do you want/need this car to be, and what do you want to achieve with it?
S2000 with LS1 swap. doesnt ruin the handling of the car, and the car will finally have more torque than a civic.
