S2000 STR prep resource
Originally Posted by Random1,Feb 11 2010, 06:58 PM
I had the unmodified one in the left rear, but you have to blindly do sweeps (turn, lift, turn) to adjust because it hits the rubber cover for the filler tubes. I did not like that. With the driver handle you can see how you are adjusting. I leave the hex part in the shock and just remove the handle. You can get them in and out if you pull the filler tube towards the trunk.
The front Penske bodies are really short. I can't use a 6" spring and have adequate ride height. With the adjuster all the way up - the fender to hub height is 12". Leaves me no room for when its on the scales, nor does it leave room for 255's 
Making some spacers today out of red glass to get another inch or two of ride height and still have adjustment with a 6" spring.

Making some spacers today out of red glass to get another inch or two of ride height and still have adjustment with a 6" spring.
Originally Posted by TheNick,Feb 12 2010, 08:19 AM
8" springs are heavy in high spring rates
They have to use really thick coils.
It will be lighter to do it with the spacers, plus 6" springs are more common in the 800lb region.
They have to use really thick coils. It will be lighter to do it with the spacers, plus 6" springs are more common in the 800lb region.
Originally Posted by alvanderp,Feb 12 2010, 03:20 PM
I used 7" springs, Hypercoil makes 7" 2.25's in pretty high rates(I had 900lb in the front). I was pretty close to the top of the shock body though, and that included using a helper isolator.
I've got some 6" 900lb 2.25" Hypercoils that I may try in the future. I'll make another set of spacers for those if necessary.
Originally Posted by glagola1,Feb 11 2010, 01:05 PM
And I've got some OZ Alleggeritas in 17x8.5 with a 59et as well. 1100 shipped. 
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