[Stuart Adams]

The ALUMN8R has less HP now, larger tires, and different gears than previously. When I drove the car from SEMA it felt tight, fast, and not loose in the rear. The changes made the car more stable, reliable and less stressful about loosing it.

When Kyle and Dave Henniger were mapping the fuel system at DSE, he was out by GM test site and a ZO6 pulled up and they went at it on corners and straights and he sais the camaro dusted the corvette.

I think a person can learn to drive their car better as time goes on and even add power as you become more comfortable. For me there has always been a point as I become more comfortable with the car that more power is needed, so having the ability to add power without changing weight means alot to me.

As Charley states about driving, no one is paying me to drive either so driving skill is probably a bigger point than all this other stuff.