Amen to that! I've been told so many times now that my Supra just isn't a good vehicle for road racing that I'm tired of hearing it! Sure, I can spend 4 grand on a fully prepped Honda, go out there and win races, but what fun is that? I may spend 3 times that amount on my Supra to do what I want it to do, but that's okay, it IS my hobby, and I LIKE my Supra! Plus, I get to be DIFFERENT than others. When was the last time you saw a MK II out on a full road course doing just as well as the mazdas, hondas and even a few Porsches???Village said:Isn't it more competing in a car I love rather then finding the perfect vehicle for it. =)
Soon, I hope! I got to rebuild the engine and were on break for the summer heat/runnoffs. Next race is in october. I'll have to wait till them to see what it can do.Flyin' Hawaiian said:Amen to that! I've been told so many times now that my Supra just isn't a good vehicle for road racing that I'm tired of hearing it! Sure, I can spend 4 grand on a fully prepped Honda, go out there and win races, but what fun is that? I may spend 3 times that amount on my Supra to do what I want it to do, but that's okay, it IS my hobby, and I LIKE my Supra! Plus, I get to be DIFFERENT than others. When was the last time you saw a MK II out on a full road course doing just as well as the mazdas, hondas and even a few Porsches???
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what i'm saying is that when it costs you 3 or 4 hundred dollars to enter a stage rally, you want to be competitive. that's an expensive sport to lose because of your vehicle of choice.Village said:I'll be starting out in TSD's for sure. Harder to find a co-pilot then anything it seems. What do you mean pulls itself sideways too much? Just doesn't slide itself nicely around the corners?
Isn't it more competing in a car I love rather then finding the perfect vehicle for it. =)