Accord CD9 wagon classification...
With coilovers, big brakes, r-compounds, swaybars, strut bars, full exhaust... STS/STX?... or could I get away with GS? 
Add to that a turbo kit, and I'm automatically in SM? If so, that's bad... I know SM is a CRAZY class to be competitive in...

Add to that a turbo kit, and I'm automatically in SM? If so, that's bad... I know SM is a CRAZY class to be competitive in...
GS, and Any ST class no way.
Suspension mods put you out of stock, and R compounts take you out of any ST class.
I'm thinking its a FSP car if its without a turbo or swap
Suspension mods put you out of stock, and R compounts take you out of any ST class.
I'm thinking its a FSP car if its without a turbo or swap
Big brakes + race tires put you in SM. Since you don't have a car yet judging by your signature, why not just stay in Stock? You have the same no-chance-of-competing-ever in any class, so you might as well stick with the cheapest one to run in.
I forgot to preface my question with the fact that I've been autoXing competitively for the past 5 years... but always in RX-7's... new to the Honda game.
If you want to build a car to be competitive in some class in autox, don't mod the wagon you are looking at. If you want to build the car you want and want to have fun at an autox, have fun but don't be surprised if it's not really competitive in whatever class you end up in.
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