$20k NA FC?
12-02-07, 05:26 PM
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i dunno.. i bet for all the time and definately the money that went into the car it would be worth it. i just wonder about porting. but it didnt really list anything to support anything over a streetport anyways..
12-02-07, 05:37 PM
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Even if you guys don't realize those coilovers alone are worth as much as a typical TII RX-7, and even if you don't recognize the Van Steenberg name, you should at least figure out that car is all kinds of badass just by the fact it was leading at Sebring. I am sadly disappointed with you noobs.
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12-02-07, 05:53 PM
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stock porting, ITS rules.
These cars have anywhere from $10k - $35k put into them. Full race modifications have been applied.
You also wouldn't be able to race it anywhere except in classes that have $100k+ spending budgets.
$35k is considered the budget class.
These cars have anywhere from $10k - $35k put into them. Full race modifications have been applied.
You also wouldn't be able to race it anywhere except in classes that have $100k+ spending budgets.
$35k is considered the budget class.
12-02-07, 06:07 PM
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The motor in my car was done by ISC. They do high quality work. That car is worth every bit of 20K.
That car is for somebody that is SERIOUS about road racing and wants a well prepared and set up car that can win. To bring a car to that level will cost you well more than the 20K start price.
That car is for somebody that is SERIOUS about road racing and wants a well prepared and set up car that can win. To bring a car to that level will cost you well more than the 20K start price.
12-02-07, 07:44 PM
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Because the 20B will do it for twice as long as the 13B, with like 30% more torque?
Any race car put together that well, with lots of spares, is definately worth $20,000.
Just imagine how much time and money you'd save versus putting one together yourself.
Any race car put together that well, with lots of spares, is definately worth $20,000.
Just imagine how much time and money you'd save versus putting one together yourself.
12-02-07, 07:49 PM
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With alot more money invested in it as well.
You'd save alot of money if this is what you wanted to do, however most people who are considering road racing dont usually look at a 2nd gen first and usually not as a $20k option either.
Whoever buys this will be one happy person though im sure.
You'd save alot of money if this is what you wanted to do, however most people who are considering road racing dont usually look at a 2nd gen first and usually not as a $20k option either.
Whoever buys this will be one happy person though im sure.