how to build a legacy

Did i hear there is some rule with the WRC that it has to be a road car for so long first :dontknow:, saw it before with a Kawasaki as well when they get the bike and strip it down like that to rebuild. You would think it would be much better to get the parts and start from square one :ponder2:
 
scania said:
Did i hear there is some rule with the WRC that it has to be a road car for so long first :dontknow:, saw it before with a Kawasaki as well when they get the bike and strip it down like that to rebuild. You would think it would be much better to get the parts and start from square one :ponder2:
There needs be so many produced for road use afaik, then there good to go, :thumbsup:
Ciaran RS-RA said:
love it, wonder how many hours it really took to do
Id say a whole lot more than 3 days in that anyway :thumbsup:
 
scania said:
Did i hear there is some rule with the WRC that it has to be a road car for so long first :dontknow:, saw it before with a Kawasaki as well when they get the bike and strip it down like that to rebuild. You would think it would be much better to get the parts and start from square one :ponder2:

NO it doesn't not for WRC..sure Puegeot have been dominating and they have nothing close for the road..same applies with Ford until the RS arrived their are no homologation rules for WRC any more.
 
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