higdominator
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Sure you can dump $20k into a 4 banger; it's still a 4 banger and the stock block is only built so strong before it fails.
Mine as well just bought the real thing from the start once you're done spending. $28-30k car and, what, 10-15k mods. Already over a modded GT. Approach the GT350 MSRP
Idk who you're "walking" at 11.84 though; or on a road course frankly. That's only a tick faster than a bone stock GT on the same drag slicks (after how many thousands dumped into the Eco- well over a GT cost now?). And on the road course you have GT's with the same beefed up suspension bits too but more power- the Eco Performance Pack and base GT share the same suspension/brakes.
Your math is way off, lol. I start off with a 200lb advantage over the nose- if you've done any racing that is huge.Edited before response, good $10k including the "working mods"
Throw in some aero+paint now and you got a $40-45k 4 banger. Not my money but a bit puzzling to dump as much money into a 4 banger as the real deal 350 nearly.
1K for brakes- 6 pot Brembos
3k for intercooler, CAI, tune, and drag radials.
22K out the door on my EBM.
If we count mods for "looks" I have a whopping $200 "wasted".
26K :eyebulge:
Can I slap a TVS on and run 10's/9's? No, but dollar for dollar I'm going to go faster for less for quite some time.
I dyno'd at 353whp and 454wtq before I lost 120lbs out of the car. This is also before my latest tune revisions.
For 26K, it seems that is a pretty good deal. Can you even get a GT for 26? I don't know. I had a PP GT in finance before I changed my mind.
I love my V8's, but don't discount the 4's because of some silverback ideology.
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