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Old 6th April 2009, 20:00   #17
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Tbh, i think a vtr on track would be no fun.

Kinda slow :/ even alex_vts said his cammed vts was the slowest thing on there.

Not wishing to put you down, but before you spend shed loads on your car, go and watch a track day and have a look at the kinda cars which turn up... its no fun being passed all the time
track days are not a race and the aim is to have fun.

Based on that the VTR / VTS is well up to the job and with some well chosen mods can hold its own

Personally if you are just starting out make sure the car is mechanically sound and just get out there. Part of the thing i love about modding cars is making gradual improvements over time and feeling the difference out on track.

Then sitting down and thinking about what would be the next big step in making is faster etc
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