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== Recommended Car == | == Recommended Car == | ||
The Honda MUGEN MOTUL CIVIC Si Race Car '87, won for completing the Clubman Cup in A-Spec, is the car of choice for this event. In stock form, It's considerably better than the opposition. You actually cannot modify this car much more except for a Stage 3 engine tuning costing 30k for a gain of approxiately 65HP while a simple oil change can boost a quick 10HP. | The '''Honda MUGEN MOTUL CIVIC Si Race Car '87''', won for completing the Clubman Cup in A-Spec, is the car of choice for this event. In stock form, It's considerably better than the opposition. You actually cannot modify this car much more except for a Stage 3 engine tuning costing 30k for a gain of approxiately 65HP while a simple oil change can boost a quick 10HP. | ||
For B-Spec, you'll need to purchase and downgrade the tyres to Comfort:Soft to meet the entry requirements, and buy some tuning parts to compensate for your drivers' ability. | For B-Spec, you'll need to purchase and downgrade the tyres to Comfort:Soft to meet the entry requirements, and buy some tuning parts to compensate for your drivers' ability. | ||
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! 1st | ! 1st | ||
| | | 20,400cr | ||
! 2nd | ! 2nd | ||
| | | 14,700cr | ||
! 3rd | ! 3rd | ||
| | | 13,000cr | ||
|- | |- | ||
! 4th | ! 4th | ||
| | | 12,200cr | ||
! 5th | ! 5th | ||
| | | 11,900cr | ||
! 6th | ! 6th | ||
| | | 11,700cr | ||
|} | |} | ||
(February 2013 base rates) | |||
== Prize Cars == | == Prize Cars == | ||
