[Shotimes] Super SHO to Super Track SHO

[Donelson Don]

I have given this a lot of thought and decided that I am going to transfer all my Super SHO parts from my 91 to my 89 SHO that is sitting in a storage yard.

So I am going to embark on a huge project of putting my 91 on blocks and my 89 on blocks and begin a total swap over of parts.

Obviously the 89 is going to be gutted and a race seat installed. Everything and anything that can be removed will be removed for weight savings. All my high performance add ons  will be put on the 89 less a few changes .

I love driving my 91 SHO on the street but It will be quiter and softer on the roads. This is something i have been thinking of doing for a long time and by so doing will get me on the track more.

I wont have it ready for this convention but will be at the next convention with the 89 on a trailer.

I think driving a 89 thats gutted with almost a 300 HP sho motor and quaife with all the suspension and brake mods would be a hoot to drive.

Question for the real knowledgable autocrossers. I have a 19mm front sway bar and the 24mm in the car now. The rear is stock.

What does the list think would be a ideal set up for a road course, for a very light SHO specifically suspension and sway bars.

Being a lighter car I think u can get away with the 96 brakes on it.
  
dond

 

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dond
91 Super SHO II
 
All work & assembly done by yours truly  : )
 
-3.2 ATX block
-FPS hi-flow heads w/  over sized valves
-Stage I cams
-SHONUT adjustable timing sprockets
-Ported intake & runners
-Ported and extrude honed exhaust manifolds
-Hi-flow catless Y pipe
-Hi-flow exhaust
-BBB
-SHO SHOP T.B.
-SHONUT phenolic spacers
-Quaife
-CAI
-UDP
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-Cowl hood
-Momo 17x8 rims
-Police grill
-Custom two tone interior
-Complete sunpro gauges
oil temp / water temp / oil pressure
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-Tokico shocks/Eibach springs
-Polyurethane at all corners 
-Solid-sub frame bushings
-Frame stiffners
-Adjustable rear control arms
-Battery located in trunk for better weight distrubution
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-12" rotors at all four corners
-Steel braided lines


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