F20B in a CRX

[jpciii]

I dunno if you can find an old Miata for under a grand, but they do very well at autocross.

[J8k'S CRX]

A stock GEO is very lightweight. It probably had a more experienced driver, too.

But that is the real key here... DRIVING EXPERIENCE. Ask any regular autocrosser, and they will tell you that the best way to improve your times is to autocross more. To go fast and have fun, you don't need turbos, engine swaps, race tires, strut tower braces, etc. Just get a stock car that is in excellent mechanical condition, and go autocross with it. Once you learn how to drive under control, then start getting into modifications.

+1 for the man i have never seen before

[UMR Racer]

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