Not mine, no interest, but what where they thinking (or drinking)?
Yeah, for some reason I do too my first thought was how to give it more power..... My guess is understeer is the predominant handling trait!
In reply to dherr (Forum Supporter) :
Any four-wheeled, production-based vehicle that was originally sold as a passenger vehicle is allowed.
Which raises a question. A motorcycle frame converted to 4 wheel vehicle...
Years and years ago I saw this done to a ghia. It was at night and up until I passed the guy I was totally confused as to what was going on. The proportions are actually pretty close in person.
Stampie said:In reply to dherr (Forum Supporter) :
Any four-wheeled, production-based vehicle that was originally sold as a passenger vehicle is allowed.
Which raises a question. A motorcycle frame converted to 4 wheel vehicle...
Doesn't say it needs to have four wheels at the event anywhere. Just started as a four wheel production car, it's a beetle so it counts in my book.
SCCA rules would not allow you to run the autocross, not sure how the NHRA feels.
Any four-wheeled, production-based vehicle (that was originally sold as a passenger vehicle) is allowed.
The way this is written, the vehicle has to be four-wheeled to be allowed. As opposed to this:
Any production-based vehicle (that was originally sold as a four-wheeled passenger vehicle) is allowed.
In reply to Thomas :
Right so 4 wheel converted motorcycles IN!!
My question.. golf carts. Totally 4 wheeled mass produced passenger vehicles...
In reply to nocones :
Or side-by-sides.
The one I drive daily has no problem hitting 60 mph fresh out of the box. A friend owns 1 with 1000 hp.
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