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    Many would argue that MacPherson strut and live axle are never "excellent".

    The Volvo engineers gave you the 240, that in your estimation is a good basis for an ITB car...
    so why not get one built and find out?
    Last edited by pfcs; 08-29-2010 at 10:20 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pfcs View Post
    Many would argue that MacPherson strut and live axle are never "excellent".

    The Volvo engineers gave you the 240, that in your estimation is a good basis for an ITB car...
    so why not get one built and find out?
    Point taken. I personally like the 924 as an ITB car, I just don't know the car well enough to invest in a build and only take issue with some of the reasoning for choosing it (low Cd).

    My car build is in progress. The car is currently on the chassis fixture getting the rollcage installed (main hoop is in!). I'm not saying my car choice is "excellent" and I know it is far from it in many respects. My premise is that the Volvo 240 can be as good as the Volvo 140, which is a good ITB car. That and I know the car quite well and had a good donor on the cheap. There are some rule changes in the works that I'm patiently waiting on. My car build is providing some info to the ITCS for the Volvo 240's eventual reclassification.
    David Russell
    IT Volvo 242

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