Vjgtrybno1

I run NT01s with GT3 LCAs & brake ducts on the track. Camber is -2.0 degrees front/-1.6 rear. Some guys run more negative camber, which biases the car toward oversteer, but most maintain that 0.4 difference front to rear. My setup is definitely streetable and could be with even a little more negative camber.

mooty

FIRST MOD: GT3 master cylinder. you have NO idea what you are missing
then if track car: cooling cooling more cooling
LCA. you need at least -2 and preferably a lot more.

f4 plt

I would disagree on the issues with mesh protecting the front radiators. I and several others here have installed them, in fact I made protective screens for my car and others and we are not having any heat issues in South Texas. Yes, they are on some PDK cars. Bottom line slightly reduced air flow is cheap compared to a bird making a direct hit on your radiator at 100mph. Then there is the constant build up of leaves etc that more completely reduce airflow to the radiators.

blue44

thanks vg / mooty / phantom plt, good info...

orthojoe

It's only an issue if you are using the car on a race track. I believe that is when Bill has experienced problems

ForceReconTrojan

Let me ask you, how hard is the center piece mesh? I swear I am pretty nifty and cannot get it to seat for the life of me without distorting it.

Also, I added the GT3 MBC, the price on the OEM piece has fallen below 300 dollars from 475 when I added it to my Cayman. My brakes are better than ever with the Giro's, lines and MBC upgrade.

f4 plt

The center pieces as well as the side ones that I have built and installed are made from steel gutter guard mesh that I got at Home Depot. The side ones are mounted on the inside and secured with tie wraps ( in case they need to be replaced at some point. The center one is mounted with screws to some some small "L" brackets I made and mounted in the opening. The reason for this is so the center one can routinely and easily be removed for cleaning the small debris that gets through the mesh. this also allows me to reach in and clean the side radiators too. I have never had a problem with them failing and I may have mentioned earlier that one of my side ones took a bird at over 100 and did not fail. Now if the mesh was not there the bird would have damaged that radiator so they paid for themselves that one time. It costs me about three hours to make and install a set and the materials are under eight dollars per car. No I am not nor plan to be in the business just have done them for my cars and some friends.

blue44

forcerecontrojan ( or anyone else ), did you ever do your lighter weight battery ? mine is about ready to replace...

Donn

orthojoe

Ben got the volkphreaks battery. He says it works very well and is well designed, but didn't notice any decrease in lap times.

TerrySmith

You might get a couple of these as cheaper, easier alternatives to wheel studs:

https://www.suncoastparts.com/mm5/me...de=99957107430

Marine Blue

Clearplex being installed on Monday, price is $275 installed.