Do I have the widest rims/lowest offset(front) ?
06-11-2008, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by iam7head,Jun 11 2008, 11:28 AM
Nice show car, but suspension travel and geometry are long gone
Although I dont run these tire/wheel sizes on the track.. (which I would like to when i get wider fenders) With the wide front wheels, the turn in is much much sharper and rotates much better than a non-staggered setup.
Why do you think most time attack s2000's run a non staggered setup???? the only reason it doesnt come from factory like this is because average drivers wouldn't be able to handle the car.
06-11-2008, 04:52 PM
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Those front offsets are definitely extreme, but I love what you have done with the car. Your car must look menacing on the track, I love it. 
I'm curious how much custom work had to be done to fit the spoon diffuser onto the J's rear... I think that is the setup I want to go with on my next s2k. Thanks.
I'm curious how much custom work had to be done to fit the spoon diffuser onto the J's rear... I think that is the setup I want to go with on my next s2k. Thanks.
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