Good AutoX Cars
Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
Well you can call me an EF'mister
I have two of them in my garage right now next to my EM.
My favorite picks for stock class are: 1988 CRX Si, 1989-1991 Civic Si, 1992-1993 Civic Si, Type R (of course).
I have two of them in my garage right now next to my EM.My favorite picks for stock class are: 1988 CRX Si, 1989-1991 Civic Si, 1992-1993 Civic Si, Type R (of course).
When you say type r, you mean the ek9 right?
Originally Posted by Ziken
When you say type r, you mean the ek9 right?
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Originally Posted by beier
[IMG]How about this guy? 1990 integra. I saw one today, and it seems like a nice, light and agile project car.
The EK9 hatch is too long, and too heavy to be competitive in STS, with enough money you can get into the prepared categories and do ok...also you could take the MR2's into STS2, and they migh be ok, but the Miatas and CRX's have a huge advantage on ya there.
For Stock Class...the cheapest you'll find are either the MKII MR2, or the 94-97 Miata 1.8s as mentioned above, which are both in ES. If you get lucky, you *might* find a well taken care of 89 C4 Corvette for under $10k. Any other class and you'll require something new/expensive
Although I've run with a 92-95 Civic Si last year and it was pretty quick and the guy didn't have much work done to it. But they are hard to come by.
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Originally Posted by Solracer
The 1st gen MR2's were ok but not great, the only one that was really competitve was the 88? supercharged version. Now he 2nd gen MR2's up into this year were the car to have in E-Stock, but the just moved the 94-97 meeotters down there and a lot of people are moving to thoose.
anyways i always thought that autox rewards cars with shorter wheelbases
Originally Posted by jaje
mr2s are pretty fun but a pita to work on
anyways i always thought that autox rewards cars with shorter wheelbases
anyways i always thought that autox rewards cars with shorter wheelbases
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Originally Posted by ED9man
What are the classes from bottom to top?
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