Thinking about making the Boxster 100% track
07-30-2010, 04:31 PM
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Coochas has converted his boxster to near spec over the past couple of years, do a search for his posts or send him a pm.
I converted my 993 to track-only and I'm glad I did. It's a slippery slope, no use in fighting it.
But yes, I have a feeling you'll be trading your Jetta in. That's the only think I miss... the fun daily or weekend car.... something I'll be looking for in the coming months.
I converted my 993 to track-only and I'm glad I did. It's a slippery slope, no use in fighting it.
But yes, I have a feeling you'll be trading your Jetta in. That's the only think I miss... the fun daily or weekend car.... something I'll be looking for in the coming months.
07-30-2010, 04:38 PM
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Eventually, and quite soon, you're going to need two cars. One dedicated for track, and the other for street. DO NOT try and build the race car yourself, it takes too long and you'll play catch up the whole time, make a million mistakes, waste money and eventually give up, having never won a race. Buy one that is ready and concentrate on driving it, there's enough to learn without trying to develop a car, which others know how to do better anyway.
07-30-2010, 05:10 PM
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BTDT. You will miss not having a car to tool around in sportingly. I've tried and always end up buying a Porsche of some sort. That's how I ended up with my 02 BoxsterS.
