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ErwinFenyvesi23
Posts: 721
Location: Japan Osaka Occupation: JDM Car enthusiast Age: 29 V$: broke |
#146317 2018-07-28 20:28 |
# Dr. Zoom : I'm new to start Wangan project, I know it about tons power. I'm sure, it has be great corner, brake, and down-force? Yep ! You need pretty much everything you said in order to have a somewhat decent wangan car. Downforce is a major thing to have since it gives you more traction and keeps you planted to the road. As I said before , you need lots of money to make a wangan car. You can't call a poorly built car a wangan car , because it wouldn't be good enough to be called that. Also , I'd recommend you buy everything from the Performance Shop. They sell really good parts for reasonable prices. You will also need your chassis to be strenghthened , I'd advise you to learn how to strenghthen the pivot points of the chassis. I'd recommend you install some fixed headlights if you're going to turn your junkyard 180 into a wangan car , the pop-ups are cool but not very good for aerodynamics. Also , make sure the chassis is really light for maximum performance. I don't know if you're gonna be able to register a junkyard car to be street legal again , but if you somehow manage to do it , I wish you luck. You're lucky that you saved that thing from the crusher , though I don't know why would they crush the car for such reason. Also , be ready to spend way over 15 grand on it. You can't get anywhere with poor performance and cheap knock-off parts. It's gonna take a lot of time and effort to get that thing running again since it's missing almost everything , but lets just hope you'll manage to do it. As I said , be ready financially , this project could very easily bankrupt you , so be careful how you spend your money , and always go for original parts ! Knockoff parts are absolute crap and I'd rather support the real creator of the said parts. |
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