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Originally Posted by JEMP1003 With the cbe you'd still be in CS. the HFC's and springs will put you in ASP. Unless it's a Nismo then is either BS or
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OP, best bet is hold off on the HFC and springs if you want to be competitive. I made the same mistake and get destroyed by everyone else in my region. Also if stick with the CS classing (no HFC or springs) and you're on street tires then you can run in the RTR index class which is even better.
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