AFAIK - already assembled na yang binebenta dito.
is the westfield street legal?
(ok considering this is the philippines that may have been a silly quetion)![]()
well locally there are a goodly number of E36 M3's for sale under a million..
tuning an E36 3series would be fun but its gonna be darn expensive.
for me its still RWD to go. what a better way to escape torque steer.
saka kung Tuner na sya dapat may prospect na sya na pagpipilian na lang natin parang pag debatihan na lang natin ano ang okay sa mga choices nya....
hmmm........
RE: Westfield Megabird, Yamaha engine, I think, versus the Megabusa's Suzuki Hayabusa engine... might be a little less of a monster...
Westfield has or had a dealership in the Philippines (lucky us, we're one of the few countries in the world that actually has one), and they'll sell you fully assembled cars as well as bare kits.
Their official site still says there's a dealership here, but there's no link to it.
Forget the Evo... the Westfield is the fastest thing on four wheels you can buy and run on the streets here... and hovering at around 1m, it's tons cheaper than an actual Caterham.
The Westfield is road-legal, the only concession being that you need to wear a helmet, I think, when driving it on the highway here.
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I agree, megabird is the ride (is that even faster than blackbird) to go for beside a caterham r500 if you're pushing it. i saw one doing laps in batangas circuit but the engine noise level wouldn't be suitable on our streets though. how about 250cc superkarts- cf and data acquis sys on an open vehicle running past 200kph! Insane!
Well, a superkart might be just a little bit too hardcore.
RE: Megabird versus Blackbird... I guess in terms of outright acceleration, the four wheeler would lose, but on track, it'd be no contest, unless, I guess, Valentino Rossi is driving the Blackbird.
Engine noise? Since when did superbike riders ever worry about engine noise?![]()
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diba may mga jdm 2ndhand S2000 and wrx sti na ok din yun basta maganda pagka convert or ikaw na mismo magconvert. imho!
For track-work, a RHD-LHD conversion might be too compromised.
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I really appriciate your help guys. i just bought an evo7. i already bought some aftermarket parts: koni shocks and spring and brembo brake pads(ouch, most expensive parts i bought). that's all. quite a ride when i tested it.![]()
and for the money i used...
:injured: left me broke. i extended my budget to 2.1 M which was originally 1.3M.what was i thinking???
wow, you went for one of the big boys. congrats and have fun with your new toy. just wondering...i don't think i've ever seen a stock evo. the first thing the new evo owner does is to make a beast of a car even beastlier.![]()
I forgot to mention. the evo i bought was pretuned because it's a 2nd hand. it already has an injen forced induction, borla intake kits and scorpion exhaust system. bringing it to 297 hp. hirap akong tawaran yung may ari. naconvince ko rin sa huli dahil australian ang first hand owner. bilib din ako dun. yaman eh.
as for the brakes and suspension, hehehe secret. wahahaha
kaso medyo naghihinayang ako sa pera.
pero sarap i-drive :drive1: ramdam na ramdam ang broooooom...
and my right hand got sore using the hand brake. ahihihi
feeling WRC tuloy ako. wahahaha