New Aspiring Tuner
02-04-2003, 10:34 AM
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Originally posted by Zodiac HP
The site is kickass, gave me new hope for my little Escort. My only problem is I have no clue how to do basic tuning and with this I would have to do an engine swap and possibly even some other difficult things. Any advice? Anywhere I could learn or read about such stuff?
The site is kickass, gave me new hope for my little Escort. My only problem is I have no clue how to do basic tuning and with this I would have to do an engine swap and possibly even some other difficult things. Any advice? Anywhere I could learn or read about such stuff?
02-04-2003, 11:22 AM
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my opinion...if you're 15 you're funds are probably limited. Hopefully your parents are paying your insurance. If so, I think a fox body mustang would be a good car to "learn" on and get your foot in the door.
Otherwise, if you have to worry about insurance, i'd get an 88-91 CRX or maybe a 92-95 civic. Also good learning cars which can be had for cheap.
good luck.
Otherwise, if you have to worry about insurance, i'd get an 88-91 CRX or maybe a 92-95 civic. Also good learning cars which can be had for cheap.
good luck.
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