precision thru corners then the 4AG would be a VERY good choice for u, 2nd after a good set of suspensions.
just buy the car first and whack it/learn it. after u're REALLY bored with the stock feel, upgrade ur handling items brakes,absorbers etc. when u're really2 adept to the car, get a decent normal straight transplant first. dont be too greedy and put all the goodies in one shot. real masters are not made this way (im hopeless now :P). after ur transplant is workig CORRECTLY and PROPERLY (plus u can sign ur car off daily duties) only THEN u start chunking in all the goodies and practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, and practice some more as u go.
a GZE transplant would be satisfactory if u can make ready RM5000 in one shot. RM2k+ for the halfcut, up to 1.8k for the labour, 0.6-1.2k for replacing necessities (timing belt, belts, seals, hoses,etc), the rest for hidden repairs and registration/inspection.
better yet, a RM6000 budget will ensure that u will not be surprised by sudden problems (halfcuts are USED u know) and minimize ur car's down time/hang time whatever u wanna call it.
ive learned my lesson and had enuff of ngam2 funds allocation attitude. always make sure u have sufficient backup support amount ready for those unforeseen cirscumstances, unless u dont mind not having a car for weeks on end. saves u the mechanics temper too :lol: