Well I took the ride out to the last event of the season. I placed 3rd out of 4 cars today. But considering that this was my second time to run and I was only .9 sec outof 2nd and 1.2 or so behind the 1st place guy. The leader was running a 42 sec with some change. The cars that I was running against today were a 350Z (finished 2nd), a 75 911, and a 01 boxter. Over all I was very happy with the standings today and how well I did. Im looking forward to the start of next season and seeing how well I improve. Here are some pics from today.
at the start

leaving the starting grid






Bryan

sweet pics

every nice.. but how does the S200o take turns compared to the celi???

lol
S2000 > Celica
S2000 = Psuedo God, yet close >>

great pics man!

-dstrb

-Consynx+Dec 6, 2004 - 11:27 AM

yeah not exactly a fair comparison. I've seen modified s2k's running with 360 modena's

-macavely+Dec 6, 2004 - 3:20 AM
To answer your ? i duno. I never autocrossed the celica. But I would have to say that it takes them a lot better. Considering that in the class that Im running in I run with some porche's some BMW's and the 350Z. I know that I can beat the Z next year but from what I understand SCCA is moving the S2000's into A stock. Which means Im running with some vette's and what not.
Bryan

Nice evo in the back ground. I love the silver s2k. How about selling me your tail lights so I can mold them to my celi?? J/k

Why did you take out your passenger, weight purposes?

This post has been edited by LatinKraze: Dec 6, 2004 - 3:47 PM

psh, i know I'd kick em out >>
he's competing
that guy was prob w/ him for first run...a guide

-LatinKraze+Dec 6, 2004 - 2:47 PM
Some of it was weight reasons. Other was I like to run by myself.

-Consynx+Dec 6, 2004 - 2:52 PM
Actually the passenger is my brother. I let him ride with me on my first 3 runs. But like I said I wanted to run by myself and the weight reason. Also I didn't really need a guide, I walked the course 4 time and one of those was the required novie walk through.
Bryan

This post has been edited by Cragspider: Dec 6, 2004 - 10:11 PM

its great to see a car used for what it was made for.