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Old 10-17-2008, 05:25 PM
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[QUOTE=HvRRZ,Oct 17 2008, 09:22 PM] I think I've finally got it down. Here's the current set-up(in regards to the point adders): (as long as nothing changes for 2009)

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Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Oct 17 2008, 05:29 PM
Do the HKS coilovers not have external reservoirs on them? And just for my own knowledge, are they rebound-only adjustable? Spring rates?
Single-bodied, single adjustable (rebound), 13K front/11K rear.
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Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Oct 17 2008, 06:29 PM
Not according to folks on here. Your exhaust(cat-delete & cat-back exhaust) total +3. I know... I know. The way the rule is worded is ghey and potentially misleading, however, you'd still be under TTB.

Do the HKS coilovers not have external reservoirs on them? And just for my own knowledge, are they rebound-only adjustable? Spring rates?
ok fine so I'm at +38

the specs cuonice posted on the hks coilovers is dead on.
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Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Oct 17 2008, 03:21 PM
Was Thursday the only dry day?
Thursday was the only really good dry day, the track had been run on all weekend prior to nationals with scca, and mon tues wed was open test days and it was all dry. so thursday it was about mid to high 60s and lots of grip, then it was wet all day friday and 2 sessions sat and dryed out completely saturday afternoon but the track was slick as hell and dirty.
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Originally Posted by 3312DC,Oct 17 2008, 05:12 PM
You must have the newer KWs that "click"?

What do these number represent? I measure mine as full turns from full stiff.

does 4 = 1 full turn?

Thanks!!!!
the top clicks the bottom you can just turn, if you go full soft untill it stops then start stiffing them up, the first turn is .5 then turn it again and it will be 1.5 turns. make since?
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[QUOTE=HvRRZ,Oct 18 2008, 02:44 AM] ok fine so I'm at +38

the specs cuonice posted on the hks coilovers is dead on.
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Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Oct 18 2008, 05:30 AM
Now you just need to make sure you and your car weigh at least 2836lbs at any given time.
I'll probably be way over that. I mean what can you really remove that will drop some significant weight and get you back close to that number even with driver in the car? I figure the bolt-ons should drop me close to a 100lbs. the rims should shed some weight too, but other then that there isn't much else that can be done without adding points.....except get on a treadmill
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Originally Posted by HvRRZ,Oct 18 2008, 10:04 AM
I'll probably be way over that. I mean what can you really remove that will drop some significant weight and get you back close to that number even with driver in the car? I figure the bolt-ons should drop me close to a 100lbs. the rims should shed some weight too, but other then that there isn't much else that can be done without adding points.....except get on a treadmill
Remove softtop, airbags, bulkhead and stock roll hoops, etc. I have to run a stock exhaust for the weight(which isn't so bad because it's low relative to the car). My hardtop is only about 14-15 lbs. Even with a half tank of gas and me in the car, I'm below the 2810 mark.
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Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Oct 18 2008, 08:08 AM
Remove softtop, airbags, bulkhead and stock roll hoops, etc. I have to run a stock exhaust for the weight(which isn't so bad because it's low relative to the car). My hardtop is only about 14-15 lbs. Even with a half tank of gas and me in the car, I'm below the 2810 mark.
I have the exact same items removed as you... My car and I weigh in at 2784 with a half tank of gas. I plan to reinstall the stock exhaust to save the points and put the weight back on at the lowest point of the car.

Who is going to make it out to Miller next year for nationals?


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