Best Handling *light* Car...
#21
havent looked back here in awhile. but yeah the bug suspension was changed to irs in 69. (68 for autosticks) and then the super beetles had the same steering setup as the porsches for that time.
www.germanlook.com check out their videos section. they some of a race bug competing with race porsches, you do the math.
www.germanlook.com check out their videos section. they some of a race bug competing with race porsches, you do the math.
#22
Originally Posted by Eric Happy Meal' date='Jan 22 2004, 02:30 AM
havent looked back here in awhile. but yeah the bug suspension was changed to irs in 69. (68 for autosticks) and then the super beetles had the same steering setup as the porsches for that time.
www.germanlook.com check out their videos section. they some of a race bug competing with race porsches, you do the math.
www.germanlook.com check out their videos section. they some of a race bug competing with race porsches, you do the math.
#24
Originally Posted by diabolical1' date='Dec 11 2003, 08:26 PM
but i might also suggest a MkI or MkII VW GTI
#26
I would say the original Austin/Morris Mini. Nothing can hold a candle to a well sorted mini around the corners...could have something to do with the fact they are so light (1300lbs). They dont go fast in a straight line until you give them a bit more power though (100+). Im planning a 20B mid engined Mini here and should be going in a few years...
#27
i have a 71' datsun 510 with a 13b and numerous other modifications inluding a roll bar, subaru lsd diff., corvette disc brakes, and an aftermarket suspension. it was built for autocross racing and weighs 2100 lbs with a driver in the car.
i nominate my car for best handling "light" car.
i nominate my car for best handling "light" car.
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