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Visiting from /fit/ here /o/ because I need some help. I've been looking i to going to a few of my local track days and i am in need of a new car to take. My budget is low because for my first track car I don't want to spend too much.
I was thinking of getting a mazda mx-5 because i hear they are pretty fun and good to start with. Anyone help with id tbey are any good or is this a poor choice?
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Sorry for poor spelling my phone is a no good peice of shit...
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Get something that fits the stock wheels and a roll bar.
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MX5 Is Always The Answer
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>>17078319
>my budget is low
Pick a different fucking hobby then retard.
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>>17078391
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>>17078400
Yeah coz it's smart to pour cash into something when you're completely new to it...
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If you're gonna be doing drift events I would actually recommend a late 90s Chevy suburban or pickup.
May not be the safest thing to drift, but hands down the most fun
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>>17078431
Tracking your car is expensive, full stop. There's no getting away from it if you're new, experienced, or a crafty old geezer who can bodge together engines from scrap metal. Even if you want to do a 24h Lemons event, you'll be shitting moneys.
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>>17078319
Good Choice, I'm getting one this weekend.
Try to get a 95 or above NA. The 1.8 makes a huge difference.
Also, reconsider if you don't want to pour thousands into car.
Gearhead is a disease that has taken hold of me for the better part of a decade.
I save every penny I can for the sweet HP.
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>>17078431
Look dude, you're going to be putting down at least 5k by the time you see a track. Try guns. You can make it to a range with your own weapon for less than $200 and go up from there. Cars are fucking expensive no matter what.
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