http://www.999motorsportsusa.com/

$69500 not bad for what they give you...

 

If i ever become wealthy, I would buy one.

 

i've always talked about how awesome a light little project car would be with an lnf in it. Now, here it is.

 

nice evo X headlights.

if they had that in a street trim, this would be a super win. i mean, it still is a win (very affordable for a full on race car).

 

evo x headlights mazda 3 tails but everyhting else is custom built trifecta did the tuning on it tho...lol not sure if thats good or bad

 

this, if i can't drive it on the street i don't want one.

 

I heard about this for the first time a few weeks ago, but didn't know the company's name to be able to look it up. Apparently Vince had been doing the tuning for it.

 

I'm betting you could throw a tag on it and roll here in SC... I've seen a backhalved drag car on the street with a 'chute on it in front of a cop... no blue lights lol

 

I'd rock it on the streets.

 

I wish I got to sit in the middle of my car

 

pretty sure that trifecta HAD to do the tuning on it to get the ecu to work as a standalone unit away from the BCM. I know when I saw a project where a guy put a LNF in a fan boat, he had to use trifecta for that reason. Vince was the only one able to get the ecu to work.

 

300 hp in only 2200 lbs.. nice

 

na i got an email this morning he did the tuning on it too

http://www.999motorsportsusa.com/201...t-dyno-report/

293whp and 339wtq

 

i woulda thought they would puamp up the power atleast a lil more...

 

they said they want it to be reilable btw did i mention its rear engine and rwd lol thank god

 

300 is a good spot for a road course tune. Street tunes are NOT appropriate for the track. They all knock without 100 octane after a minute. Stock and GMS1 were fine on track with 93.

 

would u buy one if you had the money wang? its made in thailand but all gm engine/tranny lol

 

Half the people here would **** when they read that there is absolutely NO WARRANTY. Most want factory backing....I mean ...warranty ....... to support their racing careers lol.

 

Honestly, I'd be pretty wary of this. A well sorted out car in this range is typically more like $100K. If this really is well sorted and reliable, it's a hell of a deal.

Just for comparison, the factory Ford Focus ST-R costs $100K and is Grand Am/World Challenge ready, which is a bargain for that tier of racing.

 

there local to me too only $500 for a 25 minute test drive lol