East Tennessee Region SCCA

Who's the go to for magnets these days?

I'll be there

Not sure if i'll be there or not. Also, i need to get re-certified in my SSS.

What are the specs on the wheels/tires? What exactly is done to the engine and drivetrain? Those two will have the biggest effect on classing. There is the option of STM, which the only rule is 200TW tires.

Thanks Guys!

Yeah, I saw that guy signed up in "novice". :lol: Gonna have to give him crap about that when I see him. I was wondering why a novice was whooping my ass so bad in STU. I take it he's not? :lol: I mean he hadn’t autox since early 2000 so I dunno when you are considered revirginized for no...

There's another guy I know from the vw community, Mack that will be there in his golf R. Yeah, I saw that guy signed up in "novice". :lol: Gonna have to give him crap about that when I see him. I was wondering why a novice was whooping my ass so bad in STU. I take it he's not? :lol:

First ever event for me. Getting pretty excited and hoping I registered under the correct class. Anyways looks forward to meeting everyone Sunday. :rockon: Smokies is a good venue for a first timer because it's not huge. Welcome! I'm also willing to help if you need anything. I'll be in the silver ...

Ill be there both days

Yes a buddy of mine and myself installed sway bars end links and the extra braces on the rear. You're welcome to check it out. How hard was the install? Id like to do mine myself, but im working with a gravel driveway, although, i could use the street too :lol: My bars should be here by the weekend

I'm in the grey 2015 sti from last season. I bought the whiteline kit for mine. Endlinks and bushings came with it. I daily mine. I also run the RCE yellow springs. It's not to bad or noisy at all. You can check it out on the 6th if you want. Keep the subie!🤣🤣 I wouldnt mind taking a look underneat...

steverife wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 1:06 pm There is a lot of downside to delrin (noise, harshness, binding), but not really a lot of upside on a street tired street car.

new rubber it is!

MARKP wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 10:40 am Noise over bumps, general harshness in the suspension.

Im not too concerned about noise, but i take it you mean the ride became noticeably rougher?

A lot more noise in what respect? I feel like i could probably tolerate a fair amount, but this certainly isnt strictly race kawr With the roads around knoxville, imagine loading your clothes dryer with various sizes of rocks. Run it and sit on the dryer. Some might like it. Dont you threaten me wi...

Just adding a data point to the discussion, when I want to poly and delrin on the old FSP car, I got a lot more noise in the suspension and car during street use. Because of this, when I built the Camaro, I went with new rubber bushings on the control arms since I planned on driving it on the stree...