jimpastorius wrote:
scottjohnson wrote:
David Spratte wrote:
STS2 could be in my future, but after this year. I want to spend a full season in ES chasing Jim Squared. Perhaps two. The funny thing is that I have a coupla CSP/STS2 bolt on goodness items (intake and Upper Strut Brace) sitting in my shed right now.
You *will* save money in STS 2. To compete with Jim^2 you will need to spend more on tires than you will spend on ST2 mods.
Scott
I disagree with this point. If the goal is to compete and get better, it will cost less. One set of Kumhos will do the trick. Hell, even running Falkens will suffice. So you save even more money.
The secret to getting better is to gid beside the MR2, talk about the course, walk the course with us. That will make you a lot better, a lot faster than any modification to the car. And guess what, it does not cost a dime.
I was very careful when I said "chasing". I learned a lot at the last Sanford event. Like. . . don't drive like a fun-o-phobe. Christ, I was driving like somene with a learner's permit. I'm sure a light will go off when it's time to "compete."
Hate that I missed The Rock. Sounds like it was a fun course/event. And what, Jim^2 had first and second by. . .what 5 seconds?
Note to self when selling/buying a house, do it in the off season.
Have been on Azenis all season so far, probably won't switch away from them if they last. With suspension changes and the new clutch at the start of this season, it's been a different car from last year already. Too many variables with me being the biggest right now.
I'm keeping my eye on STS2 for next year. See how it shapes up combined with the itch to mod the car.