kgorman

Hey ddg, I think your pic is from buttonwillow, no? I was there with you that event. nice ride man!

Silver Streakin'

if you can just push him over the edge <ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/a4/msgs/2399019.phtml">https://forums.audiworld.com/a4/msgs/2399019.phtml</a</li></ul>

Pat-SoCal

Depends on how serious you're looking to get. Do you want to race it or just go to HPDE's?

Another Drew

<ul><li><a href="http://www.oldcartrader.com/ocdetail26491.htm">http://www.oldcartrader.com/ocdetail26491.htm</a</li></ul>

ddg=shinebox racing

Thanks for the compliment!
I'm trying to do Oct 14th. at the streets of willow.

ddg=shinebox racing

Wow! saw it in person at Long beach in 1989!! also saw the 1990 IMSA GTO "90" at Del mar!

kgorman

bad visual. lol

Tomasz@Startup

Ohh, I SO disagree.

Tomasz@Startup

But, having said that you need to consider the cost. If you can easilly afford RS6, then S4 may be a good track car for you. But if spending 30K to get a stock car track ready, and then about 5K per year to keep it there too much you may want to go with A4 1.8T. I would gess the costs would be 1/2.

Then there is always a question "What constitutes a good track car." I will go with pat on this one - the one that kicks *** in its category / classification. If that is what you are after - B5 S4 is the car to get.

But if your answer is cheap to run, nimble, etc. Get a stock Elise or a Miata. If it must be an Audi - 1.8T A4.

If you are serious about this. Talk to Pat or myself, or STaSIS guys. We will be open about the cost and effort required, but also the results.

So, how fast do you want to go?<ul><li><a href="http://www.startupracing.com/Contents/Gallery/PatricBlackS4.htm">My choice is B5 S4. This is Pat's car, no one to take my pictures :-(</a></li></ul>

fusilier

agree