Chassis:
Stock pickup points
Reinforcing:
Custom eight-point cage with NASCAR-style door bars
Vehicle 411:
The car was designed to be (first of all) reliable and fast. You cannot win without finishing the race. A lot of emphasis was put on simplicity and function-to-performance ratio to get the best of both worlds. The simplest versus the fastest class car equals success. Speed comes from the synchronization of engine power output to the suspension and chassis. Perfect balance is equal to speed and best of all it's a giant killer. Currently leading this year's championship points in SU class in NASA (in a Honda).
Fastest Lap Time To Date:
(Fastest lap time) record holder in Super Street Time Attack
1:58 Buttonwillow conference No. 13 on Toyos
Sponsors:
rotaryracing.com, Vogtland Sport Suspension, Motul, Toyo Tires, and Tokico
Future Plans:
Run all high-profile time attack events, race in NASA's Super Unlimited and H1 classes.
LBGP 2008 Super Lap Battle Best Time: 1:41.209
Unlimited FF Class
1998 Integra Type R
Owner: Raceline Development
Driver: Elton Lo
Horsepower and torque: 220 hp and 147 lb-ft of torque
Vehicle weight: 2,400 pounds without driver
Engine:
K20A
TODA cams
TODA valvesprings
TODA retainers
Darton MID sleeves
Arias Pistons
Raceline stroker kit
RBC intake manifold
Hasport mount kit
Transmission/Gears/Clutch/Differential:5.0 Final Drive
KAAZ limited-slip differentail
Suspension:
Zeal Super Function coilovers
Front (spring rate) 20kg
Rear (spring rate) 16kg
Wheels/Tires/Brakes:
Volk TE37 15x8 +45mm offset (front)
Volk TE37 15x7 +35mm offset (rear)
225/45-15 Hoosier (front)
205/50-15 Hoosier (rear)
Interior:
MUGEN bucket seat
MUGEN steering wheel
Reinforcing:
Raceline SPL-prepped six-point rollcageStitch welding and bracing
Fastest Lap Time To Date:
Buttonwillow 2:04.0 No. 13 clockwise
Sponsors:
Raceline Development, Volk Wheels, and J's Racing Japan
Future plans:
200 mph class record at Bonneville Speedway