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Thanks Matt!
http://www.turbocheese.net/hosted/THHPDE.wmv
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Thanks Matt!
http://www.turbocheese.net/hosted/THHPDE.wmv
click, save to disk.
Last edited by Lowball; Aug 30, 2005 at 12:34 PM.
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Originally Posted by jvick125
cool, couldn't see a hood scoop.
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Nice vids all the way around!
I've been doing some beginning autocrossing, but my first track day at Thunderhill will be October 2nd. By the end of this week, I'll have the following suspension mods on my '04 wagon:
KYB AGX's with Prodrives & STI Topmounts, Whiteline ALK, Whiteline Steering Rack Bushings, Whiteline ARSB with mounts and endlinks. Running on Falken Azeni 215/45ZR17's with Rota Tarmac II's.
In order to have the most fun at the track, anything else I should be considering? (not that I can afford it after all the previously mentioned stuff) I know that the most important thing is to learn some new driving skills and have some fun.
Thanks!
I've been doing some beginning autocrossing, but my first track day at Thunderhill will be October 2nd. By the end of this week, I'll have the following suspension mods on my '04 wagon:
KYB AGX's with Prodrives & STI Topmounts, Whiteline ALK, Whiteline Steering Rack Bushings, Whiteline ARSB with mounts and endlinks. Running on Falken Azeni 215/45ZR17's with Rota Tarmac II's.
In order to have the most fun at the track, anything else I should be considering? (not that I can afford it after all the previously mentioned stuff) I know that the most important thing is to learn some new driving skills and have some fun.
Thanks!
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Which Falkens? Hopefully RT615s, but I don't know if they are available in that size yet. You might as well pick up a helmet of your own. Renting at Thunder Hill is kind of expensive.
Originally Posted by BAN SUVS
Sweet vid. What tires are you running on these days Lance?
Then last weekend I picked up another used set of RA1's in the same size for $500 bucks that has about 800 street miles. The guy had them on his SRT-4 with a set of Enkei's. I guess he had to sell the car and now wants to get a used WRX, but he just needed the money at this point so he parted out the SRT-4. I found the guy on craigslist of all places.
Originally Posted by BAN SUVS
Which Falkens? Hopefully RT615s, but I don't know if they are available in that size yet. You might as well pick up a helmet of your own. Renting at Thunder Hill is kind of expensive.
Originally Posted by biznessdude
Nice vids all the way around!
I've been doing some beginning autocrossing, but my first track day at Thunderhill will be October 2nd. By the end of this week, I'll have the following suspension mods on my '04 wagon:
KYB AGX's with Prodrives & STI Topmounts, Whiteline ALK, Whiteline Steering Rack Bushings, Whiteline ARSB with mounts and endlinks. Running on Falken Azeni 215/45ZR17's with Rota Tarmac II's.
In order to have the most fun at the track, anything else I should be considering? (not that I can afford it after all the previously mentioned stuff) I know that the most important thing is to learn some new driving skills and have some fun.
Thanks!
I've been doing some beginning autocrossing, but my first track day at Thunderhill will be October 2nd. By the end of this week, I'll have the following suspension mods on my '04 wagon:
KYB AGX's with Prodrives & STI Topmounts, Whiteline ALK, Whiteline Steering Rack Bushings, Whiteline ARSB with mounts and endlinks. Running on Falken Azeni 215/45ZR17's with Rota Tarmac II's.
In order to have the most fun at the track, anything else I should be considering? (not that I can afford it after all the previously mentioned stuff) I know that the most important thing is to learn some new driving skills and have some fun.
Thanks!