ksconekiller
New Member
I will be attempting to make a 1999 Integra GS-R into a competitive G Stock autocross car this season. I have been running a Type R in D Stock, but I have too many cars and just put the Type R up for sale (shameless plug... send me a message if you're interested).
I still need to get the car aligned, and I should probably pick up some better front brake pads, but the car already has Koni shocks and the Hoosier A6s from my Type R. I haven't found any information about anyone running a GS-R in G Stock, so what do y'all think? FWIW, a last-gen Toyota Celica GT (140 HP, 2400 pounds, Mac strut suspension) placed 3rd at Nationals in 2010. The Integra compares on paper (170 HP, 2600 pounds, double wishbone suspension), so I think it's possible.
Any alignment suggestions?
I still need to get the car aligned, and I should probably pick up some better front brake pads, but the car already has Koni shocks and the Hoosier A6s from my Type R. I haven't found any information about anyone running a GS-R in G Stock, so what do y'all think? FWIW, a last-gen Toyota Celica GT (140 HP, 2400 pounds, Mac strut suspension) placed 3rd at Nationals in 2010. The Integra compares on paper (170 HP, 2600 pounds, double wishbone suspension), so I think it's possible.
Any alignment suggestions?