[mblum]

You didn't mention what type of past track experience you had. If you have tracked cars in the past and have developed a good driving technique certain mods will help you. If this is your first track car I would suggest minimum mods until you have seat time.

This car is far more capable than 95% of the people driving it on the track, including myself. If you have a lot of previous experience this may apply for you.

One thing I have found driving a high HP heavy car on the track requires a change in driving technique. Over drive it and you will go through consumables much faster. Learn to manage weight transfer is key.

I agree the stock tires are less than impressive on the street. Run them at the track with proper air pressure and the are impressive for the tire category they fall into.

Also, I have yet to loose my alignment settings at the track, ifi stepped up to a slick te extra grip may cause that.