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b****cks. Rolling roaded and proved. Have another mate running stage one on 299bhp. And don't claim roller innacuracy. Nothing wrong with Tein either, i may have the wrong models, his are the fully adjustable camber/castor with pre load?
I think you should accept that the GT4 is the better out...
I didnt say GT4's are savage. I said 200's are savage. Duh. I have a few mates with S14's, try and do anything bar deaccellerate in a corner and they will snap sideways. Hence why they are widely regarded as one of the best DRIFT chassis' in the world. Long wheel bass, very light rear end and...
My name is LouisQ :p You messed up my name and my forum name. haha! Would it not seem viable that the iron block is part of Renaults attempt of factory corner weighting?
For track days i would say its always bolt upright with bent arms at quarter to 3 on the wheel. If your legs are to close heel-toe becomes difficult and so does clutch control
S4 Pete i am not sure you are correct. However i hope you are because i have cup suspension lying about that i could fit!
Dan the answer to your question lies on whether the bolt spacing is indeed different
I have the Exact same problem. I am going to try tracking but i suspect the rack has play in it because when the iginition is off i can get a knock out of it
I think by 'getting it ready' you are more likely to crash it. Take it as it is and learn the limits of a great out of the box track car. Then mod and go again