My RPF1's wont fit on an S2k. The lowest offset I own is +35. The 10.5" wheels are +15. I am going to look for some 18x11.5's or 12's once the summer heats up and put 315's on.

 

Not for the S2000, they should fit good on the Evo...

 

Truth be told....the only ones that might be up for sale are the 10.5's. They might fit on an Evo, though. They won't be legal for anything except BSP.

 

Tow bill is higher than a hoosier Dixie may not be possible with the tow bill with everything else going on right now. I will see you at March VIR though! I probably will be a bit too busy to do the circuitcross myself; but ive done them before and they are a blast! If you end up staying near VIR, youll have to do the tavern saturday night. If not, just come on by and shoot the shit. I am up for the DC Pro provided its on the right weekend.

Ill make sure to keep up with how you do at the Dixie tour, if you need any tires brought down to VIR let me know.

 

Hopefully I'll be able to head down for this event. Still prepping the car but work has picked up so I should be able to pull it off. I have a Pilot but I'm not set up completely for towing so I'll likely drive the car down.

 

So NASA is actually still doing the circuitcross? The only time I had my first s2000 ready to go they ended up cancelling it for lack of sign-ups. I think the s2k still needs a rollbar to run that event so I might be out of luck.

 

Hope you can make it, Jeff. Honestly, I would rather get kicked in the shins by angry midgets for a month straight than drive my car for a 12 hour trip.

HPDE rules apply!

 

I know what you mean. Last year our trip to ATL took 13.5 down and 14 back. Long story short, too many people going to the same place together is a bad idea.

 

Hope you make it, Jeff. I put 12,000 miles on my CR the first 6 months, so I'm definitely not driving it anywhere. Rock chipped windshield, road rash, and mileage. Not good. Now with the premium suspensions we both have, there is no way in hell. Plus my car has been touched up and looks brand new. No way I would drive it there. But "midgets" Mike?

I have a properly vetted co-driver (this time, unlike last time) who has a truck.

What is required to setup a Honda Pilot for towing?

 

I only put about 3000 miles on my s last year which includes a drive to ATL, Danville and Dover so I don't drive it too much but I don't want to make it a habit either.

We bought our Pilot used and it didn't have a hitch, I made a deal where the dealer would put a hitch on for free but they couldn't do the oil and trans coolers. I have to get that done before I try to pull anything heavy. I might be able to do that and borrow a lightweight trailer but I haven't started looking into it.

My old codriver used to tow it but I've been running solo lately.