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Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2009 11:50 pm
by neon2ner
update. i am drunk. .lollllers.

you guys are all awesomeness. i want to auto-x, naow. although i'd probly knock over cones in the state i'm in.

rock on.

Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2009 10:56 pm
by rushtom2
Epic fail. Why is it that us canadians always stray here when we're drunk?

Posted: Sun Dec 06, 2009 1:52 am
by MyNeonSaysHi
rushtom2 wrote:Epic fail. Why is it that us canadians always stray here when we're drunk?
All your damn snow and cold weather, nothing better else to do

Posted: Sun Dec 06, 2009 3:10 pm
by neon2ner
it's funny because we just got our first snow today. weird. it should've been way sooner.

you're right, there's nothing better to do but stay inside and drink, and venture onto 2gn to post ridiculous drunk posts, haha. the other thing that we do is find empty parking lots, and have some fun in the snow. :rockon: haha.

Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:03 am
by j-king
i like those wheels on the srt

Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 6:36 pm
by neon2ner
thanks.

they will look better next season when the car is lower. the previous owner had a really weird stance on the car.

Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 2:48 am
by rushtom2
neon2ner wrote:update. i am drunk. .lollllers.

you guys are all awesomeness. i want to auto-x, naow. although i'd probly knock over cones in the state i'm in.

rock on.

update. i am drunk. .lollllers.

you guys are all awesomeness. i want to auto-x, naow. although i'd probly knock over cones in the state i'm in, especially since i dont own a srt4 enymore. yyour srrt is so epic compared to mine. You just sitting at tim hortons and you see carbon fiber sex drive by and like deeeeuumm

Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 7:21 pm
by Mopar_Country
im not drunk but carbon fiber sex sounds like fun lol.

Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:42 pm
by neon2ner
haha, you guys are c/f whores.

Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 5:55 pm
by RoysNeon
Who needs cf parts when your car is light from the factory?

Now if only I could add boost...

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 2:26 pm
by neon2ner
so i figured i'd update my list for my setup for next season. there was a few things i decided to add/change/take away from my previous list. so this list should be basically finalized.

the purpose of this car isn't to create un-usable power, its to create an incredibly fast responding srt, purpose built as a daily driver and weekend racer (auto-x and track), and a few nice additions to set my car apart from others.

Suspension:

- Lower the ride height on BC's
- Spend time testing and tuning the dampening and spring pre-load for optimal performance (compromise between street and track)
- Alignment specs: Front: somewhere in the ballpark of -2 degrees, +.2 degrees toe, stock caster spec (+2.60). Rear: -.8 degrees camber, +.3 degrees toe

Brakes:

- KVR drilled/slotted rotors
- Hawk HP+ pads

Wheel & Tire:

- Street/wet weather setup - 17x7.5 Enkei NT-03+m (+35mm offset), with BFGoodrich G-force sport (215/45/ZR17) **Already have these
- Track setup - 17x8 Enkei RPF1 (+35mm offset) with 245/40/17 Toyo RA-1 (tentative on the tires, it may end up being a different R-comp)
** I will also be rolling my fenders for added tire clearance

Engine/Exhaust/Etc:

- Hondata intake manifold spacer
- Full 3" CAI with full heat resistant wrap
- BFMIC
- Samco I/C hoses
- Catch Can
- Poly (or solid) shifter bushings
- Forward motion Road Race engine/transmission mounts
- 3" 02 and downpipe (with cat)
- Mopar stage 1
- port and polished intake manifold

Exterior:

- home depot front lip
- one-off carbon/kevlar hood
- one-off carbon/kevlar trunk
- black housing headlights (possibly lightly smoked)


Creature comforts (or discomforts):

- Sparco Evo/Evo 2 Plus race seat (to be swapped in for race weekends)
- DC pro-spec 1.0 driving shoe
- Snell compliant helmet
- alpinestars gloves (or other)

Extras if budget permits:

- 5 point harness
- vortex generator
- pvo spoiler moulded into carbon/kevlar trunk
- Front chin spoiler
- bigger TB

Already installed:
- Full poly kit
- Stainless brake lines
- DC rear strut brace
- aftermarket sways
- Mopar/borla exhaust with Magnaflow muffer in mid-pipe

If there is anything that an autox'er/time attacker can add to my list that I could benefit from, please make suggestions!

Cheers,

Scott.

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 9:37 pm
by RoysNeon
Driver Mod :p

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 9:45 pm
by neon2ner
haha, yes, this is true.

thats why im going to be attending tons of events this year. cannot wait.

Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:47 am
by LilSparkPlug
The list looks great however.... a five point harness is impossible to do properly in an SRT-4 without cutting apart the front seat for the anti-submarine belt. You may be better off with a four point. You're doing a home depot lip AND a chin spoiler or the spoiler if the money permits and no HD lip?

As for the brakes, I love my KVR rotors, got 100k out of the first set, but I absolutely HATE the Hawk HP+ pads, they don't stop as well as my old Hawkheads did. Not to mention they're insanely dusty and the company who sold them to me told me they wouldn't be. Lies all of them LIES! :rofl:. And what's this about one-off CF/Kevlar parts ey?

Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 4:50 pm
by RoysNeon
LilSparkPlug wrote:...I absolutely HATE the Hawk HP+ pads, they don't stop as well as my old Hawkheads did.


Most performance brake pads are designed to work at a very high temp, some much above what any smart person would produce with street driving.

Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 4:57 pm
by LilSparkPlug
Not that I doubt you, but Hawk pads are not all they're cracked up to be. I don't use them for race situations, but they don't have the bite they advertise that they do.

Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 7:09 pm
by neon2ner
yeah, i was planning on getting a fixed-back race seat, and the model im looking at has the hole for the crotch belt, so i'm covered there.

to clarify on the lip, im doing the HD lip first, but if money permits, id like to pick up a chin spoiler like your's, crystal.

as for the brakes, that company definitely lied to you if they said the HP+'s wouldn't be dusty, haha. i've always known they were dusty. the reason i want to go with those pads is that they get up to operating temperature quickly. since there's time downtime between auto-x runs, the brakes will cool down a bit. so these pads fit the bill. the other ones i was looking at were hawk's DTC series, if they make them for the srt. theyre a little more track oriented though, so im not sure if i want to go that far.

the carbon/kevlar parts will be a secret, for now. :roll:

scott.

Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:23 pm
by LilSparkPlug
Okay the seat makes a LOT more sense for the 5 point then, I didn't see that up there in the list, but I may have missed it. Yeah...good old Modern Performance gave me that line.....

Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 9:02 pm
by neon2ner
lol. good old modern!

yeah, my original seat choice of a sparco evo might be changed now, because i want an FIA compliant seat just incase the srt turns into a track car down the road. i want to be as safe as possible in that case, and dont wanna pay twice for seats!

i'm now looking into a sparco pro 2000. which also has the crotch belt loop.

Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 10:11 pm
by rushtom2
What did you run in the RT again? I remember going out for some cornering runs and what not with you in the RT and the braking power was incredible. I thought you ran the Hawks..??

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 10:37 am
by neon2ner
i did, but they were hawk HP Street pads (HPS). these ones are supposed to have some more bite, but they're a little more dusty as a result.

Posted: Wed Feb 24, 2010 11:10 am
by neon2ner
how did my log get to page 3?

probly lack of updates i suppose? haha.

i am in florida right now, and i spotted a Solar Yellow SRT the other day off the 192 in Kissimmee, BMFIC, stock wheels i think, stock spoiler, no tints? belong to anyone on here?

frig, i should get you guys down here together for a meet. anyone wanna pick me up? haha. here til saturday.

edit: or i could bring my parents' journey R/T...hah.

Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 3:23 pm
by neon2ner
so, after a long time of not buying parts or modding the srt, i have a couple things on the go, finally!

This week I'm picking up a couple used parts from a local:

- Weapon R catch can (the srt-4 specific one...needing to do more research on this, as there are mixed reviews)
- AEM CAI (polished, needs to be cleaned up)

also, this weekend i'm fabricating a front splitter out of aluminum with a good friend of mine. should be similar to the one you can buy from CBD. it will be painted or powdercoated black once it's all finalized, and could turn into something i can make for clients of ours (i am co-founding a performance parts retailer here on the East Coast of Canada...more on that later).

so yeah, that's what i'm up to lately. spring is almost here, hope everyone is making progress with their builds!

scott.

Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:54 pm
by LilSparkPlug
Anxious to see the splitter.

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 8:12 am
by neon2ner
LilSparkPlug wrote:Anxious to see the splitter.
you and me both, haha. it should turn out pretty good.

Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 11:11 am
by NeonOn19s
Very intrested on the splitter. If it looks good would you want to make a few more??? I've had the CBD and it didn't last as long as I thought it should...

Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 3:46 pm
by neon2ner
yup, i may be interested in making more and selling through the business i am co-founding.

time will tell.

Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 9:46 am
by neon2ner
i took a trip to find my aluminum yesterday, and the required hardware to mount the splitter.

i found the aluminum in the size i need, and the price was pretty reasonable (.16 gauge sheet aluminum, 3'x5' = $55 CDN) i thought it would be way more than that. i may order it in a 3'x6' sheet so that i can make some front bumper spacers with the extra as well.

then i went to find the hardware needed to mount it to the underside of the car, and the rod supports that mount to the bumper. although the underside mounts will be easy to get hardware for, the store i was at didn't have small enough rod ends for my liking, so i will have to keep looking. i did look at buying a set of APR supports as well, but that would eliminate any cost-effectiveness of this project as they're about $60 USD a pair plus shipping. i can do way better than that. once i find my supports, i will be all set.

i'll keep you all updated on the progress.

scott.

Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 9:51 am
by LilSparkPlug
Carbon By Design sells spare struts for around $35 IIRC.

Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 10:06 am
by neon2ner
nice, i'll have to check into that crystal, thanks.