JTune FN2

[Chris_typer]

To make a FN2R really quick or as quick as a FD2R, you need to spend much more than 4K. As I said before, the market hasn't mature as the car is still very new.

Slap on some light rims, good rubber and do what you can do to the suspension, then just spend the rest of the time the next 2 years getting to know the car and be a better driver than the car rather than the car is a better vehicle to you. Knowing the car's sweet spot and perfecting it is much better than having tons of mods on the car but not knowing the characteristics of the car.

Yes I know what you mean but at the moment I just don't have that amount of cash lying around, yet you are right about the market not having alot of parts yet..so I suppose I have some time to safe up some cash. Getting to know the car is exactly what I'm trying to do at the moment, thats why I'm not really that keen on moding it until I do. Prob advise this to all new CTR drivers or in fact any new car purchase, get to know the car first before going out of control on mods.

[aaronng]

At least you know that the FN2R is plenty fast enough to drive on the street without breaking any rules. So even without mods, it's fine.

[Chris_typer]

At least you know that the FN2R is plenty fast enough to drive on the street without breaking any rules. So even without mods, it's fine.

Fair enough point too. It already draws enough attention as it is