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Fourth, it is SCCA legal.
One thing I’ve always wanted to try is to take my vehicle out for a few hot laps on a track. I have driven canyons hundreds of times in my Mr2s, but getting quality track time is not only safer, but more enjoyable with a controlled setting.
AutoGuide.com did a comparison that featured the Mazda 2 as a B-Spec legal vehicle. There is a B-Spec kit available from Mazda for the suspension and brakes.
Now, I’m not crazy enough to delete the air conditioner and the radio, but you can bet I do want to run proper Bilstein shocks with proper spring rates and alignment for better road feel on daily driving settings. More importantly, the kit is very affordable.