According to Hawk's website the DTC 60 fronts are HWKHB916G.740
I can only find a DTC 30 for the rear, which I guess would be better than nothing: HWKHB917W.626
As for Project Mu:
Maybe Front of: PMU-PCR09Z723
rear: PMU-PCR09Z625
Part numbers seem to be hard for me to track down for this car.

 

Yes that they are, why do you think I was asking haha.

Hawk in stock
Project mu special order. No eta

 

What are we looking at for Hawk? Hawk is telling me about $450 with 2-day shipping (seems optimistic) but I'd rather support someone from the community.

 

I'll PM you details in the morning. Hawk is set to MAP pricing so you won't really find a "deal" online but i got you covered.

 

Works for me. As long as we're in the ballpark. I always support local.

 

I order my Project Mu Pads from Evasive in California and I get them in like three days here in New York.

Club Race part #s:

Front PCR09Z723
Rear PCR09Z625

 

I'm saving for the MCS coilovers. Does anyone have a recommendation on on where to buy and which spring rates?
I'll most likely continue running NT01s, if that makes a difference.

 

Whatever you do, DO NOT purchase from Vorshlag. F those guys.

MCS recommended Racewerks in Burbank, CA. I wish I would have gone with them.

https://www.racewerkz.com/

I was actually chatting over email with them when I was looking. Super knowledgeable and nice. Again, in retrospect, I should have gone with them.

I run 550f/500r and really like how stable and forgiving the car is, while still being fast. I currently run the Nankang CR-S, which have more grip than NT01's.

BTW, MCS customer service is OUTSTANDING. A+

 

Lime Rock again today. Sub 60 secs continues to elude me. SOOOO F'IN close. Fraction of a second somewhere would have made a difference. Going again tomorrow although the tires feel like they are heat cycling out. Car was VERY active all day grip wise.

 

You said this was with stability control on and traction control off?

 

You not fancy having a go at Grid Life next weekend, see where you stack up?

 

Yes, 1 click off.

If I could find a company that insures for time trials I might try some out. As far as grid life, I don’t think my stock power non-aero Supra would have much chance.

 

Haggerty/Lockton are HPDE only, yes?

 

Correct, do not cover time trials.

I’ve been using OpenTrack and OnTrack more lately but they also do not cover time trials. I have heard a rumor that OpenTrack is working on Time Trials coverage.

 

That would be awesome. I mean, let's be real. Most of us treat HPDE like GTA, anyway. 😂
But would be nice to be able to do organized, competitive events.