if i had money to play with i'd buy it lol. feels good man, own a type R fd, then i'd change the number plates
if i had money to play with i'd buy it lol. feels good man, own a type R fd, then i'd change the number plates
also, i know its all up to personal preference, like id probably rather buy a gtr if i only had 60k saved. but, doesn't this car beat the gtr round the track? just sayin
^ mwaku, at the end of the day, its fwd n/a, sure it may be quicker stock vs stock , but how many track orientated drivers will buy the gtr and keep it stock?
imho fair enough its a rare car, but even in japan the Type R range are supposed to be the cheap ecomonically friendly/ entry level track cars, not the 40k+ range we have to
pay for in australia. Its not an S2000, which is a true sports track car
yet it's faster than an s2k as well
is there any guide that you can import FD2R by myself?
Canopy - no. This has been discussed before, and personal importing is the only viable way.
It wouldn't be too hard to get it in parts over here, but if it's ever found to be registered, they will have it crushed.
mate, is there any discussion link about conversion from aus civic 2.0 sport to look alike FD2R (sorry for the pain question bro.. :P )Quote:
Originally Posted by DuffyFD
rahter go to vegas and blow it on trannies.
Roflllll ^^
The feels fd2 is N/A and came 2nd behind a modded gtr35 around Tsukuba for the time attacks. Probably sounds bias cause i drive a fd, but its true.Quote:
Originally Posted by GSi_PSi
Tsukuba is a small track that's why honda is good at it, if they raced at Fuji or Suzuka it would be a totally different story
Probably, as i said, its probably bias lol but i myself wouldnt pay 55k for a fd2rQuote:
Originally Posted by dc2r-0636