Anyone know what s13 this is (59sec tsukuba from a long long time ago)

[a_ahmed]

Check it out:

YouTube Video

YouTube Video

[SoSideways]

I'm pretty sure Okayama is the name of the fellow that owns and runs Yashio Factory.

Although, I thought his racing suit was pink... at least more recently. Maybe back in the day it was just a plain white suit.

[a_ahmed]

Hmm maybe... first time I saw it, totally accidental find so I bookmarked it and posted here in case someone knows more. Would love to know more about the car.

However Okayama (TI) means the okayama international circuit

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okayama...tional_Circuit

formerely known TI circuit aida soo ... i think thats what the title is refering to :-/

[BeerBringer]

Okachan is the name of the Yashio Factory guy.

The sticker in the window reads AutoSelect?

Might be there Yellow S13 demo car.
http://www.autoselect.co.jp/demo/index_en.html

[SoSideways]

Well, Oka-chan is like his nickname.

His real name is Kazuyoshi Okamura.

Good looking out though ahmed.

[Longfellow]

Holy **** those Autoselect cars run retarded high spring rates.

[Matt93SE]

Holy **** those Autoselect cars run retarded high spring rates.

damn.. yeah.. twice the spring I run here, and even then I still bounce through the corners!

[Invisible_Saddle]

but tracks in america pale in comparison to how smooth the tracks in japan are. if US had glass smooth tracks i'd run 12kg/14kg rates too...

[SoSideways]

but tracks in america pale in comparison to how smooth the tracks in japan are. if US had glass smooth tracks i'd run 12kg/14kg rates too...

Will your chassis and tires actually benefit from running that high of spring rate though?

S-chassis aren't that heavy, and the chassis is not really that stiff, so I don't even know if that high of spring rates would actually do anything other than hurting your hands and bum when you hit the kerbs...

[Longfellow]

I'd rather run large sways and softer springs on shocks with proper valving and compression and rebound adjustment. Dont need that much spring on a car that weighs less than 2600lbs.

[Black R]

I'd rather run large sways and softer springs on shocks with proper valving and compression and rebound adjustment. Dont need that much spring on a car that weighs less than 2600lbs.

idk, I run 11k front and 16k rear on my autox civic with a ST rear swaybar.
It's very neutral.

It is ff though.

[SoSideways]

And it's double wishbone, which has a completely different wheel rate than on a 240's MacP front and multilink rear

[VIDAL BABBOON]

iirc it's the yellow PS13 from AutoSelect.

Scroll down the page and you will see the car.

http://www.autoselect.co.jp/demo/index_en.html

[mattah]

Interesting spring rates if so:

AUTO SELECT : suspension kit(for circuit)
F:EIBACH 12kg/mm
R:EIBACH 13kg/mm

[a_ahmed]

I wonder what tires sizez and type they use as well as ARB