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DesertLava · 07-15-2018, 06:16 AM

Looking to get involved in the SoCal 86 Cup Stock Class, but I'm worried about doing some mods in preparation for hot track days with an automatic transmission. The main tracks in the series are: Buttonwillow, Streets of Willow, and Chuckwalla (all hot desert tracks).

I only want to do whats necessary to get started and make more decisions as I get more experience driving the car.

I think this is my shortlist of things I need:
- GT Radial SX2 tires (on stock rims)
- Brake pads (open to suggestions)
- Stark Automatic Trans cooler + thermostat (worried about overcooling during daily driving)
- Oil Cooler (Greddy vs. Jackson racing radiator/oil cooler two-in-one, or open to suggestions)

I'm open to suggestions regarding all the above options. I just want to maintain proper cooling, get decent beginner tires, and brake pads that can hold up to track days.

I do not plan to autocross. Thanks!

07-15-2018, 06:16 AM	#1
DesertLava Member Join Date: Dec 2017 Drives: '17 Hot Lava Location: California Posts: 55 Thanks: 22 Thanked 8 Times in 6 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	Prepping an Automatic 86 for 86Cup Looking to get involved in the SoCal 86 Cup Stock Class, but I'm worried about doing some mods in preparation for hot track days with an automatic transmission. The main tracks in the series are: Buttonwillow, Streets of Willow, and Chuckwalla (all hot desert tracks). I only want to do whats necessary to get started and make more decisions as I get more experience driving the car. I think this is my shortlist of things I need: - GT Radial SX2 tires (on stock rims) - Brake pads (open to suggestions) - Stark Automatic Trans cooler + thermostat (worried about overcooling during daily driving) - Oil Cooler (Greddy vs. Jackson racing radiator/oil cooler two-in-one, or open to suggestions) I'm open to suggestions regarding all the above options. I just want to maintain proper cooling, get decent beginner tires, and brake pads that can hold up to track days. I do not plan to autocross. Thanks!