More or less, I was thinking more get on the track and go from there. If you like it you'll spend the money on what you need because you enjoy it. Spending money ricing out a street car is a waste but if you get into the sport it's much more rewarding for the money you spend. But yeah don't be the guy with a $30K CRX, lol.
More or less, I was thinking more get on the track and go from there. If you like it you'll spend the money on what you need because you enjoy it. Spending money ricing out a street car is a waste but if you get into the sport it's much more rewarding for the money you spend. But yeah don't be the guy with a $30K CRX, lol.
I mean tires are really all you need to have fun. If you actually want to compete pick a class with cheap cars and buy a competive one and put good tires on it and learn to drive. Most classes don't allow for a ton of modifications anyways. Assuming you actually want to be in a class.
I mean tires are really all you need to have fun. If you actually want to compete pick a class with cheap cars and buy a competive one and put good tires on it and learn to drive. Most classes don't allow for a ton of modifications anyways. Assuming you actually want to be in a class.
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