After a long weekend of brutal torture, the Civic held up quite well. In an effort to save my street tires, I borrowed a set of wheels from Project DC2 equipped with R-compound tires. The next phase of modifications will surely include a new set of my own 15-inch dedicated track wheels and tires, as well as a few other small changes. Oil starvation is a known problem with my motor setup, so we’ll address that. Look for more installments as we address these changes and hit the track again in an upcoming issue Project Civic lives! At my level, it’s not really about lap times. Learning how to improve your technique and push the limits of both yourself and your car (safely) is much more important. Sourcebox Mackin Industries mackinindustries.com Skunk2 skunk2.com MFactory Competition Products teammfactory.com Evasive Motorsports evasivemotorsports.com Continental Tire conti-online.com Extreme Speed Track Events extremespeedtrackevents.com To see more photos of Project Civic, log on to modified.com All set to dial in the alignment specs, we chose a modest setting for neutral handling and reasonable tire wear.All set to dial in the alignment specs, we chose a modest setting for neutral handling and SOURCEBOX Skunk2 Racing 2050 5th Street Norco CA 92860 951-808-9888 www.skunk2.com Evasive Motorsports 218 5th Ave La Puente CA 91746 626-336-3400 www.evasivemotorsports.com Continental Tires 1830 MacMillan Park Drive Fort Mill SC 29707 704-588-5895 www.conti-online.com MFactory Competition Products 2122 W. 1800 N. #254 Clinton UT 84015 801-425-3844 801-397-5401 www.teammfactory.com Mackin Industries 9921 Jordan Circle Santa Fe Springs CA 90670 562-946-6820 www.mackinindustries.com « | 1 | 2 | 3 | View Full Article By Nate Hassler Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!
