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Originally Posted by mrmojo77
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Originally Posted by pagani
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Originally Posted by mrmojo77
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Originally Posted by pagani
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Originally Posted by mrmojo77
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Originally Posted by pagani
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Originally Posted by mrmojo77
I'm not a Supra fan, but the amount of work on that thing is impressive. I have to agree with RC on this one. Why spend all that money on a Supra? I just don't understand.  |
Because the supra is still a great car orther people spend ther money on a honda corvette porsche ferrari lamborghini skyline gtr etc.
That is what makes it great hobby/passion.
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I guess you're right. It looks good and goes really fast. |
Their also some supra's that are setup for road course driving.
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Road course driving? That's not track driving? Supras are not really track cars as far as I know, but they show their best on a straight line. Or am I totally wrong? |
You are wrong again .
Here example of supra prepped for road course driving.
http://www.gscmotorsports.com/onelap/
Here is a road race supra
http://twinsturbo.com/img/tt_supra_splash.jpg
I supra can be a very good track car if setup right.
Here is the road race supra in action.
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Okay, okay. Do they require more prepping than other comparable cars? |
No just as much as the other cars it depends on wath your goal is.
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