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The thought that appears to me would be to split the 60k you want to spend into two different cars... Hear me out - you've no experience in a manual
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The thought that appears to me would be to split the 60k you want to spend into two different cars... Hear me out - you've no experience in a manual or driving a car on a track, there is no way on this earth I would be taking my 60K daily driver and modifying it to suit that purpose and inevitably damaging it at some point.
My money would buy a open wheeler for the track (built for that very purpose!) and either something like the Z or a different daily driver option. That way you have something with brilliant power to weight setup to suit track only and a comfortable undamaged/abused daily. |
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