Pic of the FD on the trailer just because
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Pic of the FD on the trailer just because
Had the paint work finished up. Finally got an alignment and put the springs on too.
Here's a pic because I was bored and felt like taking some.
Here's a pic because I was bored and felt like taking some.
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Originally Posted by SlingShotRX7
Looks good. The pic in your signature and the pic with the springs.. is like night n day.
What kind of springs??
And what shop is that behind you??
What kind of springs??
And what shop is that behind you??
Originally Posted by ulost2my7
Still selling the car?
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Damn, the car is B-E-A-utiful!!!
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Originally Posted by rx7twinturboboy
not bad
So are you giving up on the "projects" portion of life now that you've gotten your C6 broke in?
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He's from New Jersey, so I'll doubt you'll see it in this area. But you may see it on the board.
I imagine I'll always have a project going on. The biggest reason I decided to sell is it's not competitive in any class of racing it would fit in.
The engine swap is GREAT for a street car, but for organized racing, it makes it unfair and the penalty is harsh. For NASA it only fits into Super Unlimited, which is exactly the way it sounds - anything goes. We're talking cars that will run 10's in the 1/4 and 190 or more on the top end, if someone wants to build it. A near-stock LS1 powered FD can't win against something like that. I want to compete, not just do HPDE or run brackets at the local 1/ mile track.
I imagine I'll always have a project going on. The biggest reason I decided to sell is it's not competitive in any class of racing it would fit in.
The engine swap is GREAT for a street car, but for organized racing, it makes it unfair and the penalty is harsh. For NASA it only fits into Super Unlimited, which is exactly the way it sounds - anything goes. We're talking cars that will run 10's in the 1/4 and 190 or more on the top end, if someone wants to build it. A near-stock LS1 powered FD can't win against something like that. I want to compete, not just do HPDE or run brackets at the local 1/ mile track.
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Originally Posted by John64
So if you sold it, why are you putting money into it?
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