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the cars that are built there are flawless, and yes they are sick, as for track time i believe they are getting to run some events next season. I know for a fact if it were to happen you guys would see some of their east coast cars run because thats what the east coast does.
The west loves the show circuit but the east builds cars to run; i.e. like my 240sx (buddy club) that i ran at VIR last week....
But we all have an idea of what we all want, us 240 guys know what happens when we hit the track, we break shyt. Whether we are awesome or not shyt breaks, so we try to get the best bang for the buck.
Where as the guys that are time attacking dont break stuff as much so maybe they'll buy something that has had tons of r&d done to ensure the parts work properly.
the show guys want the bling fact. The part may not even work but if its super rare and expensive thats what they want.
A shop that understands this and knows what the market wants and will support, will do good in my opinion. I think the biggest problem with shops these days is they aren't actually participating and don't get down to the tuner's level and don't understand what they want.
So if this can be accomplished on the East and a shop could provide a happy median for all aspects, do you guys (the grass roots tuners) think it would be something that would help you guys accomplish what you want to do, and do you think it would be a hit with the tuners themselves?
So far it looks like the east is lacking something of this nature and does need something like this.
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