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<blockquote data-quote="wash" data-source="post: 1136086" data-attributes="member: 18190"><p>Well my goal is to get to the 80's supercar standard, 300 kph top speed, 0-100 kph around 4 seconds, around 1g lateral grip, good brakes, all motor, no power adder.</p><p></p><p>Safety is a concern but no bolt in junk. While I'm welding on my car I might as well make it stiff because as much of an improvement an SN95 is over a Fox body, its still pretty flexible which makes you have to run stiffer springs which leads to a harsh ride. </p><p></p><p>I don't like the limitations that most race classes have because I don't think I could make a competitive car that I would like to drive on the street. </p><p></p><p>I can be bad about leaving things undone. I'll never regret adding 50 lbs of extra steel if my chassis stiffness increases by 50%. I know I'll regret putting together my Cobra if I don't investigate the chassis first because I'll miss the opportunity to optimize my rear suspension unless I tear down the entire car again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wash, post: 1136086, member: 18190"] Well my goal is to get to the 80's supercar standard, 300 kph top speed, 0-100 kph around 4 seconds, around 1g lateral grip, good brakes, all motor, no power adder. Safety is a concern but no bolt in junk. While I'm welding on my car I might as well make it stiff because as much of an improvement an SN95 is over a Fox body, its still pretty flexible which makes you have to run stiffer springs which leads to a harsh ride. I don't like the limitations that most race classes have because I don't think I could make a competitive car that I would like to drive on the street. I can be bad about leaving things undone. I'll never regret adding 50 lbs of extra steel if my chassis stiffness increases by 50%. I know I'll regret putting together my Cobra if I don't investigate the chassis first because I'll miss the opportunity to optimize my rear suspension unless I tear down the entire car again. [/QUOTE]
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