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Saturday, 21 June 2008 |
Since the debut, we learned a few things we need to do to improve the car. This will be a long process, as we basically start from scratch. Other than Realtime Racing, we are one of the few that runs an Acura TSX in the US. When we built the civic we were able to hit the ground running since there are abundant information available everywhere. Which is not the case with the Acura TSX. We originally much rather purchase parts from Realtime rather than trying to re-invent the wheel. That would cut our development time tremendously. Unfortunately, budget constraint prevent us to buy the parts, instead we have to do our own growing pains. |
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Monday, 16 June 2008 |
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Firstly I would like to apologize for the lack of pictures. We were plagued with mechanical issues that we totally forgot to take any pictures. We had high hopes with the new suspension bits and pieces on the car, However fate said otherwise. |
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Monday, 12 May 2008 |
Since CT Engineering returned our car early, our resident wiring expert, Brandon can now start early on the wiring of the car. We started with RSX factory wiring harness but rid off all the stuff we don’t need and add some stuff we need. The harness is also modified to ensure easy engine removal, since we swap engines pretty often between Honda Challenge and Speed World Challenge spec engines. |
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Monday, 12 May 2008 |
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The competition is back in full force. We are back at Thunderhill raceway, however, we are running the opposite direction thus a totally different track. Even though Mike Lock is the point leader, Graham Downey is the favorite to win with Prima Racing last year car. We are hoping we get closer to the front. |
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Sunday, 27 April 2008 |
We started the build on February 1st. The goal for this build is to compete in Speed World Challenge and bring back the Honda Challenge National title to Northern California. Our timeline for the build is 2 – 3 months. It will be a challenge and there will be a lot of hurdles. We are optimistic with the skill and expertise of RedZone performance we should be able to hit the track in beginning of April. |
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 |
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The debut of a new car! We have been quiet the past few months building the car. Even though, it is not yet 100%, we decided to make the debut at round 5 Honda Challenge race. The goal this weekend is to do a shakedown and see where we stack up with the competition out of the box. There will be a separate article detailing the build shortly. For Round 5 and 6 Honda Challenge is back to Infineon Raceway. Located in beautiful Sonoma, California, the weather has been very beautiful. The weekend was forecasted to be in the sunny 80 degree, which is the perfect weather for racing.
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Wednesday, 05 March 2008 |
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Recently Wicked Tuning released their Racing Line. The Racing Line complement the existing Wicked Tuning suspension component line catered more toward the racing crowd. All the Racing Line uses high quality monoball components to eliminate any unwanted compliance on street car suspension components.
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Wednesday, 14 November 2007 |
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Super Lap Battle is one of the biggest time attack in the country. This year, the Japanese is back trying to regain their title which they lost last year to James Sofronas. Of course Speed Element and Prima Racing felt the need to be a part of such event. We decided to participate in the Limited AWD class with Speed Element famous red rocket Mitsubishi EVO 9.
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Thursday, 25 October 2007 |
Speed World Challenge season finale has been held in Laguna Seca for the past 3 years. Prima Racing has decided to conclude their season with this race. This will be a good test after coming back from dissapointment at NASA Nationals. In preparation for the race, RedZone Performance re-did all the wiring harness since our last electrical gremlins at NASA Nationals. We check and re-check everything on the car to ensure the weekend will go without a hick up. |
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