Hey guys,

I don't know if some of you do any form of racing such as HPDE, Time Attack, Touring Car, Drag... but was wondering if you would like to have a thread in regards to specific setting and setup for the FGs and FAs. This would be sticked at the top of the forum.

I do a few events myself and a lot of times I'm curious to know what others are doing with setups on their FA5 but we really don't have much info I find.

I know we have the racing forum but I don't see much in regards to our gen of cars.

Wanting to know what you think?

 

ill tell you i dont track my car untill a month from know but i have street tracked if you know what i mean.. i will say i will have pulled away from porch drivers an subaru sti on corners . i its all about what kinda corners you go around an the camber a TOE of your car an remember lower is not always better in the track

 

an i know that those are the most important things cuz i have a few friends that road corse there cars.

 

Great...

but you could of answer the question and maybe voted?

 

Some people's kids...really...

 

haha don't get me started!

Thanks for voting bud

 

No problems, just doing my Civic duty..LOL.

 

Haha yes yes...

You know what gets me is that there are so many views to this poll yes 3 freaken people voted... I honestly don't get it why look at it and not vote?

 

There must be some sort of rocket science behind it that I don't understand!

 

Because it's a 15-year old discussion. :-)

Namely, what do you mean by racing, and why do you mean that? Does it have to mean that?

How is the RR-AUTOX forum doing? Nothing to learn there? Should the thread be there?

 

haha GK!!!!!!

I wanted something more specific to the 8th and 9th gen civic. Unfortunately in the RR-AuoX forum it's mostly all about the older gens. Most people won't venture their because they don't discuss must about our gens cause they are still newish and a little more expensive.

I wanted to have a place where we could come and discuss about bettering setup and what has worked for some people who track these gens.

I track mine and would be able to share my input but would love to get some more experienced input to also better mine!

 

If I were you, then, I'd just do it and realize it'll take some personal effort to keep it going.

There's a lot of late generation Civics in the California Honda Challenge groups, but I still do not see many of them out here in Virginia and elsewhere on the East Coast.

It's going to take some effort.

 

Very true...

Thanks GK

 

I'm interested in what others are doing, so when I do finally decide to venture my happy *** to the track I will be better informed on what works and what doesn't.