SD Teasers
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Originally Posted by Highrpmek,Aug 19 2008, 05:11 PM
I can't say I've checked the weight between them to know, but IMO unsprung weight is the most important to keep lightweight.
I also don't really think I'd ever put "shitty" tires on an S2000. They come with fairly decent tires from the factory and I wouldn't do anything cheaper or with less grip so it's never been a concern of mine. Do S2000 owners put less grippier tires than RE050s'? I didnt' realize that
Must be an SD thing.
And yes, you're probably right about my driving consistency, but the people that matter that run low offset wheels it would. J's Racing, ASM, Tracy Sports, etc. So it's cool to emulate their set ups for a street car that gets driven on sub $1200 wheel tucking coilovers but never at the track?
I'm not pointing fingers at you Euro, just at the general publics view on modding S2000's.
I also don't really think I'd ever put "shitty" tires on an S2000. They come with fairly decent tires from the factory and I wouldn't do anything cheaper or with less grip so it's never been a concern of mine. Do S2000 owners put less grippier tires than RE050s'? I didnt' realize that
Must be an SD thing. And yes, you're probably right about my driving consistency, but the people that matter that run low offset wheels it would. J's Racing, ASM, Tracy Sports, etc. So it's cool to emulate their set ups for a street car that gets driven on sub $1200 wheel tucking coilovers but never at the track?
I'm not pointing fingers at you Euro, just at the general publics view on modding S2000's.
Spoon SO2s and A048s on 2 different sets:
RE30 and RPF1 RE01Rs:
CE28 S03s:
