Grantsfo

987.1 Cayman S putting hurt on B Street!

http://sololive.scca.com/BS.php

jwr9152

Won B street. Way to go. Congratulations.

sjfehr

Ryan drove awesome! These were not Cayman courses, either; he outdrove his competition, pure and simple. Wish I could say the same for me, haha. I think I got some good photos of him, I'll post when I offload my camera.

sjfehr

jwr9152

Great to see. My goal is to go to nationals next year.

burglar

Do it. You will NOT regret it.

A buddy went for the first time, got there before me. I asked what he thought.

"It's like every other event I've ever been to. All at the same time."

jwr9152

Can't wait really looking forward to it. Looking forward to seeing all the different cars and talking with everyone. Going to EVO 1 in a month, then onto nationals next year. WooHoo.

sjfehr

hahahaha, that's a great way to put it. There really is so much going on with 1300+ competitors and three courses running simultaneously with 15-20 second car spacing for a week straight. And paddock is absolutely bonkers fun in the evenings with all the parties and fun going on.

Twfa5

Anyone know info on the trim/packages on Ryan Clark's 987.1? I'm in the market for one and would want to prep it for B Street. Figured he'd be the best place to start!

Thanks in advance!

PedalFaster

http://forums.sascsolo.com/index.php?topic=821.0

Twfa5

Thanks!

Finding something local (San Diego/Cali area) with SC and PASM that is within my budget has been hard.

I am searching for the right wheels to buy too. From Ryan's build, it sounds like the Enkeis need spacers to fit street class rules?

Is the actual spec of the XRR wheels:

18x8.5 +55
18x10 +42

Strangely I'm finding difficulty finding a definite answer on this, even after googling/searching.

Also, what do people think of the RSS front sway bar with stock links? I'll likely only drive locally so I'm a bit hesitant to spend $1000 on a sway bar (to get the Tarrett with drop links).

motoring

Keep looking, I found one in Lompoc with the right options a couple of months ago, for the right price

sjfehr

It should be in your owner's manual. XRR are:
8.5x19+55mm
10x19+42mm


Taking advantage of SCCA's +/-1" and 7mm rules, I had a set of custom Forgestars made to this spec:
8.5x18+49mm
10x18+40mm (I use them with 3mm spacers)

I did the spacers so I'd have some wiggle room for fitament, but now that I know they fit (987.2S), I'd have them made to this and forego the spacers and use normal lug bolts:
8.5x18+49mm
10x18+37mm


Ryan was on 18x8.5 & 18x10 at nationals, but I'm not sure what offset.

sjfehr

Speedway Motor's 2017 video:

burglar

From the photos above, Ryan looks like he had a set of Replika R186. Not sure if that's what he ran in Lincoln. They're not light, and one end needs a spacer to be pushed out to legal width but I can't remember which. They are real cheap wheels though, probably what I would've gone with if my air-cooled car sold and I got into a Cayman.

Just the back of my head this time, but I managed to make the Speedway video again this year, I'm 3 for 3. I really like the new format.