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victorofhavoc · 11-04-2014, 04:55 PM

My region has quite a few national champs and we race at topeka HP several times every year. Unfortunately to get tires, shocks, and sways on these cars to be competitive in stock class requires some serious money, however, switching to lighter 18s with a lower offset by the 6mm allowed, grippier tires, monotube shocks, decent front sway, lightweight rotors, a solid catback, and some high temp fluid and pads will make this car a killer in the B class...money though, money

I've seen people around here hate on the FRS and BRZ but those care cars are stupid fast when done right.

11-04-2014, 04:55 PM	#19 (permalink)
victorofhavoc Base Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Kansas City Posts: 229 Drives: 2014 370z Rep Power: 14	My region has quite a few national champs and we race at topeka HP several times every year. Unfortunately to get tires, shocks, and sways on these cars to be competitive in stock class requires some serious money, however, switching to lighter 18s with a lower offset by the 6mm allowed, grippier tires, monotube shocks, decent front sway, lightweight rotors, a solid catback, and some high temp fluid and pads will make this car a killer in the B class...money though, money I've seen people around here hate on the FRS and BRZ but those care cars are stupid fast when done right. __________________ Had a 2010 WRX- boy was it quick in a straight line, got a 2014 Z- man is she grippy in the corners-- then left the Z and later got a GTI, now back in an 09 racecar Z!