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From: WV
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Yeah, that makes sense. They were just talking about auto-x. I also know plenty of DcEvo guys with rear sways and such, but they have trouble keeping up with the stock Warrtalon-mobile. 
I'm doing that path like you said anyway. I have tires now...coilovers will be next...then after I know how to REALLY drive and can feel the deficiencies of the car, I'll add whatever is needed next like sways/bushings.
I'm doing that path like you said anyway. I have tires now...coilovers will be next...then after I know how to REALLY drive and can feel the deficiencies of the car, I'll add whatever is needed next like sways/bushings.
Originally Posted by Vishnu_Evo8
i think my friends and i are going to that event. is that on a friday, with a nasa event following on sat? if so im comin with a few of my vishnu friends.
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Last edited by dohcvtec; Feb 23, 2006 at 11:41 AM.
Originally Posted by SILEVO8
Well, I guess that's they're opinion. I was referring to Road Racing only. I did 4 events last year at Summit Point, 3 w/o and 1 with the Hotchkis rear sway upgrade. Anyone who's road raced will tell what a difference that makes,
Though R-Compound Tires 1st
Coilovers 2nd
Then Rear Sway bar/bushing 3rd/
Though R-Compound Tires 1st
Coilovers 2nd
Then Rear Sway bar/bushing 3rd/
1 LSD for 03 and 04 cars
2 Sways
3 Springs/ coilovers
R-Compounds should be for skilled drivers only.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
The experienced and skilled Autocrossers in my V710 thread say otherwise. They use the OEM sways and hated the aftermarket ones. I'm content with my stock suspension, and when I do upgrade, it won't be minor bits like sways and strut bars - it will just be coilovers from GSC. Right, Greg?! 
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Originally Posted by GregGSC
1 LSD for 03 and 04 cars
2 Sways
3 Springs/ coilovers
R-Compounds should be for skilled drivers only.
2 Sways
3 Springs/ coilovers
R-Compounds should be for skilled drivers only.
I've done a few Skip Barber schools in the past; 3day Racing school (street tires) and advanced school 2 day (slicks) BTW, so I don't believe I'm not skilled enough to try R's with my current set-up
Last edited by SILEVO8; Feb 24, 2006 at 05:16 AM.
Originally Posted by razorlab
Couldn't agree more, learn to drive on street tires.
