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Post by oncea3fan on Feb 1, 2013 13:32:38 GMT -6
looking to build a fwd car , has to be basically stock.
looking for a quad 4 olds but they are hard to find.
what other factory high performance 4 cyl FWD are there to look out for,
no turbos or super chargers,
I think the olds was 180hp, what can run with it, seems caveys are only 150 hp with the z24
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Post by Deleted on Feb 1, 2013 16:20:22 GMT -6
Any Honda with a V-Tec eng.
Dave
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Post by 05cobalt on Jun 29, 2016 9:05:26 GMT -6
My suggestion would be to go to your local track where you intend to race at. Go into the pits check out the cars and ask questions. I am also building my first mini stock. I found a chevy cobalt that I intend to use. Its a lot harder finding cheep useable cars these days it took a month of searching to find the right car to work with. I wanted a solid body because I wanted the structural integrity left in the car. Then I wanted the ecotec 2.2L with a 5spd. I have my work cut out for me because the suspension is shot but the good thing is now is a good time to stiffen the entire suspension. I have started gutting the car. Now shopping for suspension items.
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Post by crwchief71 on Jun 30, 2017 22:32:13 GMT -6
I've always wanted to build a Ford Escort ZX2. I had a 99 daily driver. Had a 2 liter Ztech and a 5 speed. would have been great. Also most 4cyl at my home track run Dodge Neons
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Post by daytona52 on Sept 11, 2018 18:37:24 GMT -6
We run a 93 Prelude with the H22A Blacktop D.O.H.C 2.2 V-Tec motor and it one of the fastest cars at our track. The majority of the class at our track are Honda or Acura.
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Post by chevy74 on Apr 29, 2019 17:37:02 GMT -6
Pontiac Sunbirds seem to be hot too. more power than the neons. just as good if u set them up right
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