OTTP trackpac or wheel and tire setup
02-22-2012, 05:58 PM
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OTTP trackpac or wheel and tire setup
What will give me better results the OTTP trackpac three or a good wheel and tire setup for the upcoming SCCA season?
02-23-2012, 01:18 AM
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LSD in there? That's the most important thing. You already have good tires so for the money I'd get the trackpack considering a good set of Enkeis alone is about $1200. I have Pedders and Konis and they're as good as everyone says.
02-23-2012, 05:36 PM
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The v12 is an alright tire I think it performs better in the rain than on a hot dry day. I am leaning more towards the tracpac was hoping someone that has already bought one would chime in.
02-23-2012, 06:11 PM
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Don't even know what a track pack is but you will find no suspension mod that will give you a return on your investment lap time wise than tires. A6s are worth seconds on an autocross or road course.
02-23-2012, 06:39 PM
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I have everything in that pack but I also have the XXX bar, not the hardcore. If you can get slicks do that but otherwise I'd say you're fine on the v12s, lots of guys autox on those
02-25-2012, 09:35 PM
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Not sure what the Track pack is but based on your current mod list you will be in SMF due to the BOV. That being the case without race tires you don't stand a chance in (you know where) in winning or even paxing well. Also remember your in a class that allows some lightweight parts, removal of rear seat, removal of AC, as well as tires and wheels are open to whatever size you want.
Hard class for a new person. If it were me I would put some of the stock parts back on and auto in DS until you get some experience like a year or so.
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Hard class for a new person. If it were me I would put some of the stock parts back on and auto in DS until you get some experience like a year or so.
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02-26-2012, 11:29 AM
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Not sure what the Track pack is but based on your current mod list you will be in SMF due to the BOV. That being the case without race tires you don't stand a chance in (you know where) in winning or even paxing well. Also remember your in a class that allows some lightweight parts, removal of rear seat, removal of AC, as well as tires and wheels are open to whatever size you want.
Hard class for a new person. If it were me I would put some of the stock parts back on and auto in DS until you get some experience like a year or so.
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Hard class for a new person. If it were me I would put some of the stock parts back on and auto in DS until you get some experience like a year or so.
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02-28-2012, 06:31 PM
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I ran in the Misery Bay region all last year in SMF class because I wasnt running on stock boost. I dont think I did to bad its a small region. I just really want to win this year and beat the damn sti and evo guys.
02-29-2012, 10:42 AM
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I ran with those guys a few years back, good group of guys up there. You still run on Lake Erie Speedway?
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