TurboII's potential?
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TurboII's potential?
hey guys i have an 87 TurboII 114k original miles car is 100% stock eccept for exhaust 2.5inch downpipe back i know my car needs some things to get it running for an auto x but i wanna know what you guys would suggest for suspension work and some motor work???
tires?
suspension?
mods??
right now im running on 18"s racing hart c2's but wouldnt mind using the stock turboII rims for track rims and i got a guy who has a fully built track car (2nd gen) who might sell me the coilovers he has on his car hes looking to get a new set ill let you guys know what happens with that but for now what do you guys think i should go over before i get on an auto x corse?
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tires?
suspension?
mods??
right now im running on 18"s racing hart c2's but wouldnt mind using the stock turboII rims for track rims and i got a guy who has a fully built track car (2nd gen) who might sell me the coilovers he has on his car hes looking to get a new set ill let you guys know what happens with that but for now what do you guys think i should go over before i get on an auto x corse?
Thanks
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but that down pipe bumps you straight into the SCCA A Street Prepared class. In this class you can run any suspension past the stock mounts and any wheels shod with any DOT race tires. The full rules are on SCCA.com. The nice thing about SP now is that they now allow any engine management systems.
edit: I forgot you asked about engine work. You can do anything outside of the stock engine and turbo and manifold. That means any intercooler, any uim/lim, intake.
FYI You would spend alot less by putting the stock dp and cats and running B stock with the stock size rims and any DOT race tire. The TII is not really classed well in any class except B prepared (think racecar).
Just go out there and have fun when you get more serious you can look into more mods or picking the right car for a certain class.
edit: I forgot you asked about engine work. You can do anything outside of the stock engine and turbo and manifold. That means any intercooler, any uim/lim, intake.
FYI You would spend alot less by putting the stock dp and cats and running B stock with the stock size rims and any DOT race tire. The TII is not really classed well in any class except B prepared (think racecar).
Just go out there and have fun when you get more serious you can look into more mods or picking the right car for a certain class.
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RX-8, 350 Z,300 ZX, Mazdaspeed Miata, Audi TT,M3,Z3,944 turbo,928,911 n/a,MR2 turbo are some popular ones.
Seriously, just go out in ASP and have fun and hone your skills.
Stock only allows a few mods that is why it is generally cheaper to run and not as likely to get out dollared. ASP is owned by GT-2s and ZO6s at the moment.
Seriously, just go out in ASP and have fun and hone your skills.
Stock only allows a few mods that is why it is generally cheaper to run and not as likely to get out dollared. ASP is owned by GT-2s and ZO6s at the moment.
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http://www.moutons.org/sccasolo/Lists/2006/stprepc.html
not sure if this is still current, but according to that site, it should be in BSP.
not sure if this is still current, but according to that site, it should be in BSP.
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I am probably wrong then. I could have sworn they were ASP-oh well. With the move of the rally cars (Evo/STI) to BSP it really does not matter what you do to a TII you won't be nationally competitive.
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Originally Posted by finky
I am probably wrong then. I could have sworn they were ASP-oh well. With the move of the rally cars (Evo/STI) to BSP it really does not matter what you do to a TII you won't be nationally competitive.
It is TOTALLY beyond me how is it possible that SCCA in all their wisdom would not put Sti's and EVO's in SS or why the move from AS as it is on the 2006 SOLO Rules...
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Originally Posted by finky
I am probably wrong then. I could have sworn they were ASP-oh well. With the move of the rally cars (Evo/STI) to BSP it really does not matter what you do to a TII you won't be nationally competitive.
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It is TOTALLY beyond me how is it possible that SCCA in all their wisdom would not put Sti's and EVO's in SS or why the move from AS as it is on the 2006 SOLO Rules...
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Originally Posted by wrankin
Because they need a place to showcase the Vettes and having American Big Iron get trounced by Small Turbo'd Imports is a big No-No in the eyes (and wallets) of the SCCA.
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Originally Posted by finky
Not exactly true. In stock form the rally cars could hardly keep up with the AS contingent (C4 Vette, S2000, BMW) let alone the SS crowd. I even think the FD could beat them as per stock class rules. It is only when you are able to mod them that their capabilities show through (ESP->BSP).
My point is that there is a reason why you only see TII's in club racing but not in Solo, as much disadvantage Evo's and STi's supposedly have in AS it's nothing compared to the ridiculous disadvantage of putting TII's to run against 350Z, E36 M3, RX-8's...even in BSP is a long shot since we can't upgrade to a TO4. I'm giving it a shot anyway I just need to figure out how big of injectors the T3 will support with the Microtech.
The TII's suspension will match up, a little short on brakes, but there's a serious gap in HP ....we'll see if anything I just want to see the TII battling the big boys in Solo, even more if it's mine
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