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My old man has owned two of these. You have to be a bit of a headcase to consider it.
He currently has one that looks to have an F4R in it. The last one was V6 and it had no end of gremlins, all electrical.
This. You'll be having a much more engaging drive.
My 20 year old chav-taxi kicks plenty of newer metal into touch, and I love that about it.
There's a reason you can't do a trackday anywhere without coming across a 172/182 in some guise.
Spotted something I’d never heard of earlier...
The Puritalia Berlinetta, ladies and gentlemen.
965bhp, hybrid, I think I like it.
https://www.puritalia.com/specs
Loads of mentions for Adam LZ in here, I've only recently heard of him because people started tagging him on my Insta posts saying I'd copied his Evo. What's he famous for, he's got 1m+ followers.:oops:
Obviously project binky is in my list
Failrace is good for survive the hunt, perfect thing...
I've only ever complained about another track-dayer once, in 15 years of track driving. Last month, at Brands.
I was run off the track by an absolute tool in a Mclaren 650/720/980/440 whatever. The TDO (Javelin) could not have given less of a s**t -- 'it's his first time on track' was their...
Can't comment on the AST, but the Bilsteins on my Cup were much more comfortable and compliant than the OE setup. It felt like part of the road, rather than perched on top of it, bouncing along.