Sorry bud, i was keeping an eye on this car for a while, and had the cash waiting to pay in one go. So snapped it up.
As much as i loved my single for being a pure animal, i did have a small hate for it. One being due to driving it in and about town. The clutch i had was horrible, it was either on or off, as biting point it was as if it was falling out the box, and had the tin can full of nuts and bolts sound to it. For a stock feeling clutch it was mega money carbon triple. Once you got past that, the boost was crazy when it came on line, very very linear compared to BPU twins.
More so going single is alot of money(you need to do it right imo), and when you finish your build, you get used to the car very quickly and want more power, for the money i sunk into the car, i could have had a GTR. or a dam good deposit to put down on one. I love my new car, for being just a normal car, jump in, drive off with it being stock, and non BPU just now.
This car will be so different, it will be BPU, nice rims, couple carbon parts job done. So i can enjoy it, if it breaks i'll replace, no big repair bill if it was a single setup.
All in all, i loved both my cars for different reasons, but you can't beat practicability with power to suit it.