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Probably not for $80k. Can we buy that front bumper though?

I'm running 5w30 LiquiMoly right now and also don't see any noticeable change to my fuel economy

If it fits, wider wheels for sure; I wouldn't rule out pairing them with 275 tires though as it's a closer match in diameter to the OEM

This depends on your wheel width. Unless you have a really wide wheel, for most wheel widths, I would go with 265 as I like to ensure that the tire is properly supported. I've tried wide tires on narrower wheels before and I personally found it sloppier on track vs a narrower tire on the same...

RS4 is great for running lots of laps. It's one of the tires that I recommend it to all my friends that are just starting off on track. I've never tried the V730s, but other tires on the Grassroot tire matrix should be good as well. I have the ECFs on another car, they are quite consistent too.

What works for you with fast 200tw tires?

Nice! Can you take more pics of the wing angle? TIA!

To add to the data, I was on track yesterday, I used Project Mu Club Racers f&r and found they worked great! My friend is a late braker and the brakes slowed him down very rapidly with no fade. I'm also running AP rotors up front, stock rotors in the back with SRF fluid.

Nice build! Are you still using Project Mu pads? Which ones?

I did not, but it was real pain, lol. It definitely helped having a friend on hand to help get the shock out.

Silverstone, nice! I like this colour, my first s2k was an SSM AP2v2.

Congrats on your S2k, I love mine. What are the deets on the car you picked up? Lots of info on the car compiled on this website.

Carbon ceramics aren't meant for the track. Porsche owners that track generally replace their carbon ceramics in favor of iron rotors.

I think you should try to more camber up front before bars.

Close up of the EZ lip please! :p

I have that front lip and I don’t think they look alike. Maybe just the winglet on the side, but that’s about it.

Did you buy the Wunderladen street or race? From what I've read, the street version is supposed to have very minimal NVH. I was considering that one myself.

Nice thread! I've had my sim for awhile, but only recently started using it a bit more. I only play Assetto Corsa; I have a couple of friends that hosts and we usually race a few times a week. I'm slow though, most of the other guys are quite fast. I don't find it that similar to actually...

I installed the PRL Carbon inlet before I installed their intake. I can tell you that from inside the car, that piece is not noticeable at all. I compared this with my friend's stock FL5 by driving the cars back to back.

Transported 8 tires in my FL5 (one on the passenger seat)!