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@@TannerFincher I would say make it even upfront for left and right. With a good amount of camber. Obviously make sure you have the right gear for the track. And go rip it!! Not much to these things as you know.

It’s got an 847cc motor and only weighs 1100 pounds/500 kg Yea its stock

@@roberty21hell yea man!

@@SoRippin500 no it’s the v2 head

wym legends are hot

nothing about inex racing is cheap, you can race a modified for cheaper.

From what I have read and heard from others, it's the same tire whether it's asphalt oval or road course. The same compound, bias ply tire. Some outside sanctioning bodies (like SCCA and NASA) allow Hoosier slicks, but you won't find too many legends guys in those series. Legends are mostly viewed as oval racing cars in the states for whatever reason.

@@evansclips ah okay, that's what I figured. Considering it's one of the cheapest spec series to get into, I'd figured it would be mostly uniform across the different disciplines. I think your answer that that would be that local short track racing is most prominent and as such legends is the most common series to see. Not saying that US road isn't still big, just saying that Asphalt oval and dirt oval takes majority of the legends racing in the US

Temps were high and didn’t feel like blowing it up lol

I don’t even know if short shifting would help lol

@@rayyoder6545 YOLO, Wring that sucker out!! Lol

It’s a tach, just wasn’t working properly at that moment

I’ll agree with you on that one, 110+mph in these things is a little much.

Clutch, brake pedal has two peddles so you can brake left or right foot and then the gas peddle. So 3 peddles

@rayyoder6545 Interesting . It's such a great race car

This is at AMP (Atlanta Motorsports Park) in Dawsonville GA.

@@rayyoder6545 Really nice circuit

I agree. I honestly was not ready for how much faster In a straight line the legends car was. Definitely shocked me.

@rayyoder6545 They're very quick cars. I'd love to race one. Luckily, they're affordable in motorsport terms compared to many other race series. We have 2 championships in the UK. A Scottish Championship and a National UK Championship. When things go wrong. The crashes can be spectacular, too. The safety of these cars is excellent as well. I think I read somewhere that they have one of the best safety records of any race car. Did you see John Mickel's crash from the UK series? ua-cam.com/video/5KNNQT7Mj_Q/v-deo.html

Legends cars engines are spec so no transmission changes but rear end changes yes

also suspension

i was wondering the same thing

@@NAPA.Cup.Series great minds think alike. Im pretty sure they clutch to start and launch... and then clutch is optional after rolling...

Like a racecar, sequential gearbox. So conventional clutch is used for starting/stopping, gear changes can be done without clutch, either through a quickshifter/blipper or with skill ;)

@@derjaxxer would it be miserable on a road use car? i have a MG midget roller, and i thought the engine and driveline from a FZ09 would be perfect for it.

Agree with you on that one

Just now realizing that’s a speedo and I’m blind

It would make a world of difference! No tire at all on these things and they only weight 1300 lbs with driver so it’s a battle!

And some wider tires and wheels

@@baims8367 you cant run them in their class

The original ones were out of chevy vegas.

@@getinit56 Legends use the Toyota rear end out of Celica.. never have used a vega rear end

@shanedosser4007 The last time I heard any discussion about a legends car build was around 1998-00. I was in my early 20s and drove one at Charlotte motor speedway in an expedition. I just recall being told that whether it was true or not. I never looked into it.

Atlanta Motorsports park in Dawsonville GA

Honestly with the way the Miata market is you could probably get out cheaper in a legend car 😂

@Noah Stuart Jay Leno’s Garage interviewed the maker of the legend cars. He said that some people order street legal cars. But this car only seats one. The Miata is already street ready and a true reliable version of the British sports car. It has its own category in the Sports Car Club of America. The legends look like a ton of fun. But I can take the Miata on dates. It is a true Barchetta.

@@6catalina0 I mean yeah if you want a street car that you can track then go with a Miata,s2000, 240sx, integra, or whatever sporty car you may want but if it’s specifically a track toy I’d say someone would be better off in something like a legend car

@@noahstuart606 a motorcycle engine that revs up to 11,000 in a light weight track car that can be ordered street legal, Cool!

@@6catalina0 I think depending on state in the US they can be made street legal but it’s a lot of work and hoops to jump through

Appreciate that! Def puckered me up a bit 😭