One car for rallycross AND autocross?

John Welsh said:

Chrysler Crossfire!  Why not?  No one else has done it. 

I totally would...my dad owns one! But...at 6'5" tall I can't get into or out of the car without a case of Crisco and once in, my head hits the roof, so I have to slouch. Not fun!

Maniac0301 said:

In reply to Jerry :

i don't have your 1st gen but I have mine.  I'm running a set of Godspeed coilovers and I pulled the front sway bar off.  A decent set of rubber and reinstalling the sway bar would make it a fine autocross machine.   I trailer it but after over a year of  rallycross abuse there's only 1 event it wouldn't have made it home on it's own and that's mostly my fault for not recognizing a motor Mount issue that lead to a snapped shift cable.

Here's one.  I had it on Eibach Sportlines or something with KYB regular shocks, if I did it over again I'd probably do the AGX adjustable like I put into the WRX.  Make it softer for RX and bump it up for AX.  this was a fun car...

and it's done a few autocrosses as well, though for some reason can't find the pics. In any case, an e30, e36, Miata, MR2.....all of these are good at both (though probably can't dominate either if you have a them really set up for one).

In the late 90s I had a Showroom Stock C 1990 Miata. I road raced it, autocrossed it and rally crossed it as well. I managed to get trophies from all three classes, although I only managed 2nd place for the season in Rally-X