Is a "Tracked" Car a Negative?

[seningen]

Those LCA's aren't cheap -- you don't buy them for the street.

That being said, I echo others statements.

If you have any inkling of tracking it (and a Boxster S is a great track car) -- and the price is right and
everything else checks out -- I'd snag it.

If not, find another car -- the track aspect will nag you -- and your ultimately paying for something you don't value, but the right person will.

cheers,

Mike

[BoxMann]

Originally Posted by seningen

Those LCA's aren't cheap -- you don't buy them for the street.

That being said, I echo others statements.

If you have any inkling of tracking it (and a Boxster S is a great track car) -- and the price is right and everything else checks out -- I'd snag it.

If not, find another car -- the track aspect will nag you -- and your ultimately paying for something you don't value, but the right person will.

Yes Mike, it seems to be going in that direction. This is a track car and I have no present interest in tracking it. It may well wear on me, or "nag me" as you say. Seems that it would be more than a "slight" difference in NVH, a pretty noticeable one it seems. Plus, the H&R springs lower the car and I believe that could cause tire scraping on an uneven surface (is that true?). I certainly don't need that to be happening.

I'm going to think about this a little further, but I think I might let this one go.

Thank you for your reply.