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Who else on here autox's their Abarth in the SCCA solo program?
lets share some info!
lets share some info!
awesome! you got any pics?I autox in Arizona. Lots of fun and a good way to wear out the Pirelli's...
Welcome to the forum.I just started auto crossing last fall. Just two events so far. I don't have a lot to add right now other than it is a ton of fun!!! I'll be taking the novice class next spring and hope got improve my style. In the meantime, I'll be on this forum looking for tips. Thanks.
That is using my Nexus 5's sensor so I wouldn't put too much stock into it1.14 lateral G's!!!!! most impressive!
Direzzas seem like a good fit, How did your times compare after switching from the pirelli's to the ZII's?
Most guys in my area run the Hankooks.
What class did you compete in, and how did you place this year?
If you have access to a machine shop you can build your own upgraded rear sway bar for around $50 or less. Here is the one I designed and it works wonders. In the post below I have made recommendations as to which material to build the bar out of. There is also a drawing you can download and print off.
http://www.fiat500owners.com/forum/...-almost-free-rear-torsion-bar-500-abarth.html
Ah yes, G street class..... I have been looking into the allowable mods for G street. I talked to Koni about Double-adjustable shocks. They get expensive....I run in G Street, it gives the best PAX modifier I can get and keeps me from blowing my bank on modsI wasn't able to do a full year with VCMC due to work constraints and a poorly timed vacation, however when I did run with them I was consistently 2nd or 3rd place for the novice group (my first year doing it). When I run with the BC Corvette Club I've peaked at 3rd on PAX and usually within top 10.
As far as I know, allowed mods for G Street are:Ah yes, G street class..... I have been looking into the allowable mods for G street.
Are you running crash bolts?
That reminds me!!Any brake pad you want
Autocrossing is an enduring topic and the info contributed here is appreciated. So for the first time in my experience, I've made a thread 'sticky'.![]()