new test mule suggestions?

[bjorkmanders]

it should have the engine in good or great shape, which usually is not the case with 90s vehicles - on average these would have more then 150 000 miles on them. A recently replaced clutch might be also great

Hm not so sure about that. I buy my cars from that era ... Never had any issues with engine (or clutch by the way). If oil is changed frequently, engine last the chassies lifetime, easy .... Not so much electronics that can break either

Do you have some crowfounding where we can support your kamikaze car ?

/Anders

[AndreyB]

Do you have some crowfounding where we can support your kamikaze car ?

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All the way up:

Thanks for asking, even asking alone means a lot to me.

[bjorkmanders]

Thanks for asking, even asking alone means a lot to me.

Small amount sent by paypal, I'm also happy contributing in some way to Rusefi

edit: put qoute right ...

/Anders

[AndreyB]

8. I kind of like the Hyundai idea. The Genesis coupe with both the V6 and I4 engines are severely crippled in terms of aftermarket by lack of solid tuning software support. Hyundai are becoming more and more common but the enthusiast community is really stunted by lack of management options and few "fun" oriented vehicles compared to grocery getters.

Hello from 10 years later

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