What should be my next ride
 

Well first off, new to the forum, so hows it going everyone.

Now, to the question. I want to build a new project car, but start from stock with a bit bigger then the normal displacement. The goal is to keep it NA.

Also keep the budget as low as possible as it would just be a Sunday driver.

My ideas are to look at either a: nissan, lexus, or bmw... would be open to other ideas too. Maybe even go old school muscle.

Before this I had a crazy supercharged 3.7l and looking to cool down with any FIs. All motor from now on.

Any ideas?

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What kind of budget are you looking at? If it was me and I wanted some NA fun, I would look at a Miata or CRX that's already had some decent engine work done. Not big displacement, but in return you get the potential of 9000rpm and great sound. AP1 S2000 is also a fairly inexpensive way to 9000rpm and a great chassis. AP2 makes more useable torque and the chassis is a little better, but the AP1 is still a great car.

But since you mention you want bigger displacement I can think of something like an E36 M3 or a 330ci with the M-sport package. I'd also highly recommend a 135i or 335i, but of course they're turbo and I know you're hoping to stay NA. Fantastic power band though, tons of torque and good top end.

I don't really know much about Nissan or Lexus, or older muscle cars.

Miatas are not worth building NA. You could have $20,000 into the motor and put down 210whp, or spend 5k on a turbo setup and go 400+whp

How about a Monster miata

LS swap an FRS.
LS swap a Miata
S65 in a 1 series.

Millions of options.

Build whatever the fuck you want to build. Who gives a shit what others think.

You don't even say what you want to use the car for, just that you want to drive it on sundays. Does that mean Leisurely sunday cruises down hwy1? Does that mean you want to take it to AutoX? Or canyon carving? Or just cruise down robson?

Overal stupid thread is stupid. 0/10

Lol, "low as possible" budget means different things to different people.

How about an NSX build, it would make an excellent Sunday driver! :fuckyea:

More than 12 hours since thread started.. no mention of 302+ T5 swap. Did multi OD? :suspicious:

First gen toyota MR2

How about a 7.0L V8 with 586rwhp for 28k?

2006 c6 z06 houston texas $28,000 - Corvette Forum

Nissan (350Z/370Z or S15)
Lexus (IS300, IS250)
Toyota (MRS, Celica all trac)
BMW (E30, E36)

If you wanting all motor then a lighter/smaller car is ideal. A Miata would be good for this. Has lots of potential and cheap to build and maintain.
Lexus, BMW, and Nissan (the cars I mentioned anyway) can be rather expensive to maintain if they were not kept up before you got them.
At the end of the day you just want something that you enjoy working on and driving.

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you wanna keep it low on budget?

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Looking for a project car but must keep budget as low as possible yet willing to buy BMW or Lexus :derp:


Don't waste your time with those budget cars. You want a Sunday car? Buy a 911 GT3

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Campagna T-REX for Sunday car please

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foxbody mustang. since you're looking for a project anyways, start with a clean and straight 4 banger. all the v8 parts that you want for the car will bolt right up. endless engine choices for the car too. you could go with your own built motor or swap in a termi cobra motor or even a coyote 5.0L.

or you could just get the 5L, make it look and handle good and go from there



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