Attention Auto X Integra Owners!
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Attention Auto X Integra Owners!
I'm thinking about crossing over to Auto X. Right now I have a 99 Ls Integra with full exaust, Header, CAI, KYB GR-2 Shocks, Arospeed Coilovers, and a cheapy Strut Tower Bar. I'm looking to stay in the street class in Auto X so what can I do Suspension wise to give my car better handling and maybe a little more power? Will the setup I have right now work well? Any Advise would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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Get a aproved helmet & go try it out.. Once you get a feel for what you are lacking then make your purchases/mods.
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Place I would recomend is sunriders. Ive been there a few times and had a blast. Go to the autocross forum and check it out there. There is a couple sticky's on the forum check them out.
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AutoX forum on TR will help you as mikecivichb stated.
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I've seen the Stickies. I just wanted to get some insight from other Integra Owners that are into Auto X. That way I can get an Idea as to what works and what doesn't work. I know that Auto X is more driver than car but I'd like to find an advantage. Plus some suspension tips would be nice too. That's why I posted in the Honda/Acura Tech Forum.
