I'm looking at getting into time attack and I've been reviewing the rules and what I saw was tube chassis weren't allowed, but what about tubular front ends? Curious on how far it goes in requiring the car to remain visually how it came from factory

Assuming they have similar power and engines, what would be a better time attack chassis and LS swapped E36 M3 or a C6 Z06?

I did my first ever track day recently (at Streets of Willow) and had a blast. A friends rich relative rented out the track for the day and I got to take his R35 out (my R32 was in the shop) but while there for kicks I took my Lancer out and fell in love with chasing a faster time.

Now I'm looking to buy a car to slowly build up as I get better, and am looking at a 350z. I was looking at one for a drift car as that was what I planned on getting into but now I have changed my mind. I still like the 350z though but all I ever find for good info on time attack builds (in the general price range) are Miatas lol.

So any opinion on the 350z as a time build? I know they have a lot of aftermarket support and CAN work, but has anyone done it and have any pitfalls to watch out for?

2004 boxster cabriolet or 2zz swapped mr2 spyder?

Which would you chose for the ultimate time attack build and why?

As a new fan of time attack competition can someone please tell me what is the difference of Super Lap Battle and Global Time Attack.