new to auto Xing
#1
new to auto Xing
i'm kinda getting tired of the whole 1/4 mile racing thing, and i'm considering setting my car up for some autoX or road racing. i know i need to change out my springs and struts and get a RSB, i have a FSTB, and i'm talking to a guy at work to help me design subframe connectors. i've seen the setup warpspeed offers, but does anyone know of a different set up? beyond what i've listed plus some good tires, what else is essential for a beginner?
#4
Originally posted by BEJAY1
Seat time. Until then how do you even know what you need?
(Sorry just got done teaching newbies all day in 37 deg cold)
Seat time. Until then how do you even know what you need?
(Sorry just got done teaching newbies all day in 37 deg cold)
#5
Better now. Actually got to run some today in my own car
Ok, my top 5 phsyical mods for a Max - pretty much in this order.
1) Grippy tires - undersized diam small as allowable
2) Rear sway bar
3) High performance struts/shocks
4) Front strut tower brace
5) Competition alignment
(edited - got rid of wide lightweight rims in favor of struts)
Ok, my top 5 phsyical mods for a Max - pretty much in this order.
1) Grippy tires - undersized diam small as allowable
2) Rear sway bar
3) High performance struts/shocks
4) Front strut tower brace
5) Competition alignment
(edited - got rid of wide lightweight rims in favor of struts)
#6
Originally posted by BEJAY1
Better now. Actually got to run some today in my own car
Ok, my top 5 phsyical mods for a Max - pretty much in this order.
1) Grippy tires - undersized diam small as allowable
2) Rear sway bar
3) Front strut tower brace
4) Competition alignment
5) Lightweight rims as wide as allowable
Better now. Actually got to run some today in my own car
Ok, my top 5 phsyical mods for a Max - pretty much in this order.
1) Grippy tires - undersized diam small as allowable
2) Rear sway bar
3) Front strut tower brace
4) Competition alignment
5) Lightweight rims as wide as allowable
#7
Originally posted by JMAXIMA
thanks... ? though... do you know the specs for a comp. alignment... or would a good shop be able to do this?
thanks... ? though... do you know the specs for a comp. alignment... or would a good shop be able to do this?
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