Can I still be competitive with OEM 3pt belts?
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Yes, from an outta the box, take the car to the track standpoint it is a great S2000. However, I would say in the world of track prepped factory cars is has been far surpassed and does need mods just to keep up with most things on the track these days. Add in the current demand from more of a collector standpoint and I say aside from the value of the hardtop the CR is actually a bad track car. Just my opinion
#15
For me, proper seats and harnesses made a huge difference. I no longer had to lean on with the door with my left knee mid-corner, and that enabled me to left-foot brake. I also could feel the pitch and slide of the car a lot of better, and catch the rear before it turns into a spin. Under hard braking I can modulate the brake pressure easier when I'm strapped to the car/seat, instead of trying to resist my body flying forward.
#17
If you don't care much about safety or regulations and more about keeping yourself planted in the seat you could always do this: Ballade Sports
or this the electro magnetic thing that modifry used to sell for the factory 3 point harnesses.
for a lot less headache and cost than a proper roll bar.
or this the electro magnetic thing that modifry used to sell for the factory 3 point harnesses.
for a lot less headache and cost than a proper roll bar.
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What was the worst crash you have had?
I've had a few, seen more, some up close and personal. They were never expected. Once in them, there was never any control over what happened.
It seems like the HPDE organizers keep a pretty tight lid on things. There are lots of crash videos. It seems most of the fatalities are known. Reports of injuries don't seem as public.
I've had a few, seen more, some up close and personal. They were never expected. Once in them, there was never any control over what happened.
It seems like the HPDE organizers keep a pretty tight lid on things. There are lots of crash videos. It seems most of the fatalities are known. Reports of injuries don't seem as public.