Carter and I have used a local fab shop to make the following custom items. They have worked well for almost a year of racing.If anyone is interested I can get more made and with a little volume the prices may come down.

1/4" Al wheel spacer for autoX.......................$25 ea
1/2" Al wheel spacer for street.......................$35 ea
1/2"dia x 3"long studs....................................$10 ea
3" dia muffler replace tube.......................Al $60
SS $80

The Z sounds great with the tube

 

No pics for the "tube" sorry
super light weight exhaust pipe

 

Does the muffler replace tube eliminate the muffler? Is it easy to install? I was changing my oil the other day and took a good look at the stock muffler. That thing looks heavy. Does the tube use the stock hangers or does it need new ones?

 

It replaces the muffler, no extra hangers or mods needed.

I wil try to get some pictures later

 

Are those spacers hubcentric? Or are they just flat discs?

 

The spacers are flat.

 

Pictures would be great. I would like to see what it looks like. BTW I couldn't view your other pictures.

 

I'm interested. I PM'ed you with some questions.

 

 

Carter,

Love the No S2K sticker! How did the car do in Atlanta?

 

I can attest to the exhasut pipe is clean and sounds great with out being annoying.

 

I did not do too well at Atlanta, I am not the best rain driver. Most people put their street tires on and did very well, I did not have any good rear "streets" for the rear but I did run the second day with "streets" in the front. The car actually turned but I was unable to put any power down what so ever.
With 3+ inches of standing water on some places on the course, the Hoosier slicks were more like hydro foils. You can see the results on the below link, the Z's took the last three places

http://www.scca.org/amateur/solo2/pr...a/results.html[/URL]

 

and I represented with 2nd to last in BSP

 

cturbo28,

what are your wheels? (and how much)

 

What's the difference between hubcentric and flat spacers?? I'd like to move my wheels out a bit, but don't know enough yet.

 

You can check out the wheels at this site, they are KODIAK's. I would not suggest anyone to get these for the street but they are a nice racing wheel. Also I had a bad experience with getting them custom made so I will try my best not to order from this person again.

Kodiak wheel site
http://www.kodiakmotorsports.com/

I think the price was around 1600 to 1800 for the set.

 

Carter,

Just wanted to say I have ordered the Koni SA Yellow Sport shocks and I'm anxiously awaiting them. Ordered them from BJ aka dwnshift at 350EVO. Hope they eliminate the "bounce". Good luck in BS this year!

 

What is the weight of the rims? The rim itself is just steel I guess it?

 

Kodiak wheels weigh 16.5 lbs