[Auto-X] What's your STR setup? 2019 Edition
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[Auto-X] What's your STR setup? 2019 Edition
Mostly because I find it handy to copy and paste from whenever I need to list my setup, here's a new version of the STR setups thread! I've updated wheels and brakes since last year, and will probably be adding more camber...
MODEL: 2006 Honda S2000
SUSPENSION:
WHEELS/TIRES:
BRAKES:
ENGINE:
ECU:
SEATS:
MISC:
ALIGNMENT:
Old:
HEIGHT/WEIGHT:
To Do List for 2019:
MODEL: 2006 Honda S2000
SUSPENSION:
- Karcepts JRZ RS Pro - 750/550 Single Springs / No Helpers - Karcepts spherical upper mounts
- Karcepts 0.250 Front Sway Bar
- Karcepts 0.095 Rear Sway Bar
- Stock Bushings
- SPC front offset ball joints
WHEELS/TIRES:
- TSW Interlagos 17x9 +63
- Spacers with integrated hubcentric rings: 3mm rear, 2.5mm front
- Bridgestone RE71R 255/40/17 Square
BRAKES:
- Stoptech ST-40 BBK front, stock rear
- G-Loc R10 pads front & rear
ENGINE:
- Gold Wrapped K&N Fipk
- Ceramic Coated PLM Header
- Berk 70mm HFC
- T1R 70R-em Single Exit Exhaust
ECU:
- OEM - Tuned with Hondata Flashpro
SEATS:
- Sparco Pro 2000 x2
- PCI-Racing fixed mount passenger side
- PCI-Racing sliding mount driver side
- Schroth Enduro harnesses plus retained OEM belts
MISC:
- Hard dog double diagonal rollbar with center storage preserved and mostly functional
- CR front lip (SCCA SEB confirmed this is OK under 14.2.F in April 2018 Fastrack)
- OEM AP2 rear spoiler
- Shorai LFX36 Lithium Iron Phosphate battery
ALIGNMENT:
Old:
- Front: Camber -3.5°, Total Toe 0, Caster 6.1°
- Rear: Camber -2.5°, Total Toe 3/16" in
- Front: Camber -4.1°, Total Toe 0, Caster 6.4°
- Rear: Camber -3.1°, Total Toe 3/16" in
HEIGHT/WEIGHT:
- ~12.7" all around measured from hub center to fender
- 747 FL, 690 FR, 763 RL, 709 RR – 2905lb total, including 170lb driver & 1/2 tank of gas. (49.95% cross weight)
To Do List for 2019:
- Probably update alignment, adding more negative camber and or raising ride height a bit. Right now I'm consistently getting the inside tire edges ~10°F lower than the middle and outside.
- Edit: might have to try the A052—I expect I'll have to add a bit of camber or bring the ride height up a bit to accommodate the wider tread width too, as my clearances are very tight right now.
- Added 2" (2.25" inner diameter) tender springs 104lb/in from PAC Racing Springs (PAC-FW-2X2.25X104) and Eibach dividers (ERS-SPACER225). Reasoning: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/s2000-ra.../#post24597217
- New brakes: now using the Baero DIY kit in the front, with the Wilwood 41mm calipers, and the SBG RX-8 kit in the back, G-Loc R10 pads all around.
- Neither of these things make any real difference for autocross, but both are helpful on the track, and the tender springs save me from that horrible spring re-seating BANG when I jack the car up and back down.
Last edited by Nate Tempest; 06-08-2020 at 04:15 PM.
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MODEL: 2008 Honda S2000
SUSPENSION:
WHEELS/TIRES:
BRAKES:
ENGINE:
ECU:
SEATS:
MISC:
ALIGNMENT:
HEIGHT/WEIGHT:
To Do List for 2019:
SUSPENSION:
- Penske 8300 DA - 700/600 Front - Hyperco w/helpers, Rear Hyperco w/o helpers; Front - Karcepts spherical upper mounts, Rear - unknown spherical upper mounts
- Karcepts 0.250 Front Sway Bar
- Karcepts 0.095 Rear Sway Bar
- Stock Bushings
- SPC front offset ball joints
WHEELS/TIRES:
- TRM C3 17x9 +62
- BFG Rival S 1.5 255/40/17
- Enkei PF01 SS 17x9 +60
- Bridgestone RE71R 255/40/17
BRAKES:
- OEM Calipers
- SOS SS Brake Lines
- We Don't Lift Formula AutoX pads front & rear
ENGINE:
- K&N FIPK
- Aftermarket Header
- Berk 63.5mm HFC
- Custom Single Exit Exhaust w/Supertrapp muffler
- Radium Catch Can
- Hasport engine and transmission mounts
ECU:
- OEM - Tuned with Hondata Flashpro
SEATS:
- OEM Seats
MISC:
- Raceseng Custom Slammer shift knob
- Renegade Motorsports shifter bushing
- Removable trailer hitch for tire trailer
- Control box for trailer lighting
- OS/Giken LSD
ALIGNMENT:
- Front: Camber -3.5°, Total Toe 0, Caster 6.0
- Rear: Camber -3.0°, Total Toe-in 0.26°
HEIGHT/WEIGHT:
- 12 5/8" all around (measured from hub center to fender)
- Corner weighting needs to be redone; 2966lb total, including 235lb driver & ~3/5 tank of gas
To Do List for 2019:
- Full conversion to CR Delete, wrap in Hexis Gloss Vivid Blue, replacement of seats with seat/rail option to meet class minimums, PasswordJDM intake, EVS 70mm HFC, Tomei Expreme Ti, and a retune. Costs will likely run this into 2020, but this is the end goal.
Last edited by Fokker; 04-17-2019 at 11:41 AM. Reason: Beause the mobile site likes to ruin formatting.
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MODEL: 2001 Honda S2000
SUSPENSION:
WHEELS/TIRES:
BRAKES:
ENGINE:
ECU:
ALIGNMENT:
SUSPENSION:
- Hyperco Springs 800F/600R, TCKline dampers and Koni sleeves
- Moddiction Front Sway
- Stock Rear Sway
- Stock Bushings
WHEELS/TIRES:
- TRM C3;s 17x9 +63mm
- Bridgestone RE71R 255/40/17 Square
BRAKES:
- Hawk HP+ pads up front. Stoptech rears
ENGINE:
- K&N Fipk
- PLM Header
- Berk 63mm HFC
- V-Band flange installed right before the Y pipe in back
- Rear section and mufflers pulled for big events like nationals. 93dB without the mufflers so yes, it passes sound
ECU:
- Emanage Ultimate with Boomslang harness
- Karcepts AP1 tune
ALIGNMENT:
- Front: Camber -2.6, Total Toe 0, Caster 6.0
- Rear: Camber -2.5°, 0.1 degree toe in
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MODEL: 2004 Honda S2000
SUSPENSION:
SUSPENSION:
- 900F/700R, ProParts revalved TCKline Koni doubles w/ sleeves
- Karcepts .250 Front Sway
- Karcepts .95 Rear Sway
- SPC upper balljoints
- Kosei K5R/TRM C3's 17x9 +63mm
- Rival S 1.5/RE71R's 245/40/17 - also going to try the Yoko A052 soon.
- Project Mu HC800
- K&N Fipk
- PLM Header
- Berk 70mm HFC
- Custom 8lbs exhaust w/ CoastFab muffler
- Greddy EMU w/ Boomslang
- Karcepts AP2, 91/93 tunes
- Sparco QRT-R w/ PCI slider rails
- CR rear spoiler replica
- Front: Camber -3.2, 0 toe, Caster I dont remember
- Rear: Camber -2.5, 1/16" total toe-in
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It is being remolded to 7/32 and being offered in more sizes to meet SCCA rules. So yes, the new ones are legal. Looks like DOT numbers will determine that. TR has delivery on them in a few days.
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Unfortunately I won't be able to provide that feedback as I won't be autocrossing them with any kind of regularity. We bought these to potentially run in One Lap of America, and/or our TA season.
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