Don't use the road course slicks again. The sidewall design is too stiff. Stick with street ETs. I'd say start at 15psi, but working your way down from 18psi is good too. And of course: practice, practice, practice.
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These guys installed my Borla ATAK cat-back. Did a good job. Cash gets you a better price.
I would say do both front struts and rear shocks at the same time. I think most early adopters did the rears first because that's what was easily available. You should peruse the F-Street thread to see if you can get anything from that.
You are in a rare position of being V6 guy wanting in...
You should look into that a little more. IIRC it was only on GT PP cars that had issues with trying to drop more than 2 inches. Not sure if it affects EB PP the same way.
Out of all the vehicles I've ever owned (not that many), a 1994 Mazda Miata R is the only sports car I've ever owned. No, I don't consider the Mustang a sports car.
I'm going to save the bigger tracks for the Neon. But I'm waiting until I get new tires. My tires are at the point where they're still good for autocross but won't last a full track day.
That was a really short session. :shrug:
And you were way too polite to the Honda and the Solstice. :D
I'm going to see if I can get out for the next ProAutosports event at Wild Horse East.