What's the best platform to work on and upgrade?

[RiceRocket]

In your opinion what is your favorite manufacturer to work on and list the car model and type!

[Sleepy]

I like the Nissan Family of cars ive had a 280zx datsun that was bought brand new by my dad and raced grew up workin on it and then given to me and my infinti g20 easy to work only bad thing on nissans is there aftermarket isnt as big as honda's

[RiceRocket]

Originally posted by Sleepy
I like the Nissan Family of cars ive had a 280zx datsun that was bought brand new by my dad and raced grew up workin on it and then given to me and my infinti g20 easy to work only bad thing on nissans is there aftermarket isnt as big as honda's

Nissan is the #2 car in japan, next to toyota... so their aftermarket is HUGE over there... nothing here really, which sux... everything is so expensive.

My bro has a 240sx and he drifts it all the time, his tires are wack now... he eh he...

[Sleepy]

Originally posted by RiceRocket


Nissan is the #2 car in japan, next to toyota... so their aftermarket is HUGE over there... nothing here really, which sux... everything is so expensive.

Yeah i know im trying to get my company to send me to japan for a a job have to keep hoping theve sent me everywere else expect were i wanted to go

[DVSNCYNIKL]

Well, I'm partial to two makers for the States. Honda/Acura and toyota and VW. If I were overseas, definitely Nissan. But here in the States, these makers have the best aftermarket support, IMO.

[primera man]

Originally posted by DVSNCYNIKL
If I were overseas, definitely Nissan.

Your finally starting to listen to me DOC.

Since i've been here, i've taken you in and teached you everything i know........you should be thanking me. ...lol


For any serious purpose, intelligence is a very minor gift.

[DVSNCYNIKL]

Originally posted by primera man


Your finally starting to listen to me DOC.

Since i've been here, i've taken you in and teached you everything i know........you should be thanking me. ...lol

For any serious purpose, intelligence is a very minor gift.

[YellowMaranello]

Ferrari... id have to go with a impreza STi as best platform to work with. except all their upgrades are really expensive. but honda/acura has the biggest aftermarket selection

[Pharty012]

alll these are good.... damn.. wish i could have them all..
but i would go with nissan if i had no problem with money... but vw jetta is sweet now.. 02 model... and bmw is sooo damnn tight... oh well.. all them good if i can get one... lol..

[flylwsi]

i chose porsche...
but i would honestly take a vette... c5.
they are completely insane.
and the vette is distinguishable as a marque, not just a car...
but i would choose porsche after seeing some of their race cars...

[moe182]

i dont know its a tough pick, but id prob pick Benz or Bmw but make them sleepers like a Renntech SL73 (550bhp) or a Hartage 3 series V8 (an M5 engine shoved into a normal 3 series) and then just shave the badges.....this way you still get all the class, but you can kick the crap outta just about anyone.....esp that 3 series

[kidkaotik]

for the US, acura/honda have the best base, and best aftermarket support for upgrading....you prounounce the words b18c, and everyone knows......

outside of US thou, i'd say nissan, they have done miraculous things t their cars, and tey have great aftermarket internationally....i'm speaking mainly of the skyline gt-r, but 300z is good too.....

[JD@af]

I voted Honda/Acura, but that response is partial. If you weren't as concerned with aftermarket support, I'd go with Mazda and work with a rotary. ...I wonder who picked Isuzu and why?

[gang$tarr]

i chose honda/acura, cause the aftermarket support is unbelievable
plus they're not expensive

[hakka]

actually, I think small block chevy's have the largest aftermarket here in North America...second would be Ford 302, then would come Honda/Acura