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Originally Posted by ConeKilla Light weight rotors are not allowed in Street...are they?<runs off to dig through rules> Can't argue with the fact the STX prepped FRZ/BRZ are stupid fast.

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Old 11-06-2014, 08:59 AM   #22 (permalink)
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Light weight rotors are not allowed in Street...are they?<runs off to dig through rules>

Can't argue with the fact the STX prepped FRZ/BRZ are stupid fast. Pretty sure that car single handedly broke the STX index this year.
As far as I know they're legal, unless something changed this year. And for our cars, changing the fronts to lighter ones will make a huge difference (so would 18" wheels - I'd even take 17s if some would fit over the front brakes)

I personally think they're trying to make a class solely for the FRS/BRZ just because of how many mods are already available for them. They won't be able to keep track of it all without having to redefine a lot. Then again, I've seen a completely stock BRZ come out to a race on the stock prius tires, and come out a half second faster than a really good driver in a roadster Z with front sway, exhaust, ventus RS3, and Konis.
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