He's joking about a recent road and track article. Says sports cars are only two seat FR roadsters...
Ask all the 911's, Vettes, and GT350s I passed at the track this weekend if its a sports car. They thought I had some serious power and/or suspension and slicks. I'm running the steeda...
After (if) this new job goes well, I'll be getting the tiger racing hood. Next trackday would be in july and I'll mount the gopro looking back at it to check lift.
Good oil - for the eco, either redline, or the motul xcess. Both have low calcium, and are designed for sustained high rpms.
drive it in sport mode at least, anything else will eat up the rear pads.
I track on the stock P-zeros (gt rears), no that rock mark shouldn't be a problem.
And just a hint, the stock tires like 36 psi hot, anything more and they tend to get greasy.
Italian tune up works if the injectors wash the valves, so nope, not on our cars.
If you have buildup on your valves, then yes, properly walnut blasting the intake will solve your problems...
Once the money rolls in, these, plus ported (maybe mildly) head, plus stronger valvesprings, plus vargas stage 2 turbo will go on. But I won't be running as high of boost, so we'll see how low the gains are. Mainly looking to shift the power to the right more, not so much looking for huge gains.