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I'm interested in this idea of an S2 as a track car, as I was planning on using my one for this once I get it all sorted out a little more. Does anyone have opinions on wheel sizing for a track oriented car? At the moment I am running 19's, which are far too big and was wondering whether I would be better off with 17's or 18's, personally I'd like as small as possible, but I'm not sure whether 16's would fit over my 323mm front discs.
16" Avus 'just' fit over the 323mm discs with 996 monos but its tight.. If you want to use different lightweight race wheels then you might have clearance issues. Spacers may be required, or you could play safe and upsize them to 17" or 18".
Thx for the info Paul, my '86 UR has a lockable center diff so guess this will be ok to take a fair chunk of torque Is the code written on the 'box anywhere out of interest?
Does anybody know the weight of a fully stripped S2, prepared for track use? Just wondering....
Standard dors
Front + back + front side = parts light weitht
Striped inside + one race seat
Fuel cell
6 gear gearbox
NO Rollcage
17" lightweight wheels
16" Avus 'just' fit over the 323mm discs with 996 monos but its tight.. If you want to use different lightweight race wheels then you might have clearance issues. Spacers may be required, or you could play safe and upsize them to 17" or 18".
For track I can't image somebody using 16" wheels. 17" is minimum, with 18" to be better choice
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Is the code written on the 'box anywhere out of interest? 
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