Rear tires are wider the the front tires, Is there any funtional reason behind or...
#21
Have you tracked or x-crossed the car? All I can say is; mine is balanced, it just can't take the heat the extra power generates during racing. It's easy to load the front by braking into the turn. The car does not oversteer with the current set up.
#24
Originally posted by chipperman
Have you tracked or x-crossed the car? All I can say is; mine is balanced, it just can't take the heat the extra power generates during racing. It's easy to load the front by braking into the turn. The car does not oversteer with the current set up.
Have you tracked or x-crossed the car? All I can say is; mine is balanced, it just can't take the heat the extra power generates during racing. It's easy to load the front by braking into the turn. The car does not oversteer with the current set up.
#28
Originally posted by Barry WY Silver/Black '01
I think the S2000 front upper cross bar is actually a shock tower bar as we don't have the "strut" in our front suspension.
I think the S2000 front upper cross bar is actually a shock tower bar as we don't have the "strut" in our front suspension.
#29
Originally posted by S2000_Europe
to summarize
225 front and 245 rear would be ok for a 310 WHP Sc'ed S2000
I have front and rear Strut bar and a X brace soon
Thanks
to summarize
225 front and 245 rear would be ok for a 310 WHP Sc'ed S2000
I have front and rear Strut bar and a X brace soon
Thanks