Are you interested in racing?! Well then, here's your car: a 1992 Oldsmobile Achieva SC racecar. It's got a 2.3L DOHC engine with a 5 speed trans. It has been built witha professional roll cage, upgraded suspension, reinforce front end, and has extra engine, tires, radiator, wheels, etc.


$1300 OBO


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would that car ever be good for Rally racing?

 

The best answer that I can give you is that it would depend...
The car, as it is, is set up to run a 1/4 mile circle track, and so it is made to turn left. Because this is a purely stock class, the car has been left mostly unmolested and so all it would take is a tow and camber adjustment to get the car to steer in either direction equally as well.
I have no experience with running rally racing, so I'm not really in tune with what you're allowed to do with your car...but to give you an idea take a look at these Firehawk Oldsmobiles GM used for rally racing; they are essentially the same car but with slicks, computer controlled suspension, and a diff. cam. I can tell you that my Olds has great acceleration and top speed, and withgood racing slicks you should be able to get all that power to ground without just smoking the tires


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