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...almost.
Some went early, one got left behind, one bugged out halfway, but you get the idea...
Click me
I don't blame whoever it was that bugged out though, as this is what it was like when I followed dan and matteh in their valvers...
F*** me
My windscreen now sports 3 fresh chips...
I thought the 197 was very good on track - just felt as if it lacked a bit of grunt/poke. I want to know if the improved chassis helps overcome that feeling.
Who cares about roll so long as it still grips like a limpet and gets you round?
I like roll, it's the car talking to you, letting you know what's going on :approve:
I'd be nervous as f*** in something setup rock hard with less obvious signs of impending disaster.
Have you taken it on track yet?
Good brakes and tyres, which is what you've done, give the biggest gains for the least expense. That's all I've ever done.
Standard suspension is fine...try it as it is...if you find it lacking, change it.
To be honest I think you'd be hard pushed to tell the difference between any of them.
I run that size as the rubber is cheap and plentiful...no other reason.
Had just started to spot with rain, probably why he was so cautious in his brand new Ultima.
Yep, totally 100% standard. Played with the brakes though, and I was on track rubber.
A nice bloke who mailed me a DVD of his footage, never met him before, his VTS was stripped right out
Probably...he also had a shocking lack of ability though. Three times his back end stepped out on that lap when he floored it out of the tighter turns, had no confidence at all.