Developing the GT4RS, Dundon Style
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Developing the GT4RS, Dundon Style
HI Guys,
Just wanted to share our latest Youtube video on where we're at on the GT4RS development, Custom Dundon MCS 3 way dampers, a bunch of suspension arms in the works, full Valkyrie Aero (swan neck wing, Carbon Splitter, Dual Dive planes, with more smaller and nuanced bits coming).
Where we started:
Where we're at!
We have some more testing to do Aug 3rd, Adding the PFC brake 380/380 kit and Forgeline 19" shod in 265/305 Goodyear SC3R rubber. Car is leaps and bounds better than stock.
Any questions shoot us an email at Sales@dundonmotorsports.com
Just wanted to share our latest Youtube video on where we're at on the GT4RS development, Custom Dundon MCS 3 way dampers, a bunch of suspension arms in the works, full Valkyrie Aero (swan neck wing, Carbon Splitter, Dual Dive planes, with more smaller and nuanced bits coming).
Where we started:
Where we're at!
We have some more testing to do Aug 3rd, Adding the PFC brake 380/380 kit and Forgeline 19" shod in 265/305 Goodyear SC3R rubber. Car is leaps and bounds better than stock.
Any questions shoot us an email at Sales@dundonmotorsports.com
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Dundon Motorsports
Gig Harbor, WA
253-200-4454
jamie@dundonmotorsports.com
www.dundonmotorsports.com
Facebook.com/dundonmotorsports
Instagram @dundon_motorsports
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I'm assuming you changed offsets in order to accommodate the front PFC caliper.
Why 19"? With those brakes you could have gone 18s (My original plan until I saw the OEM wheel had interference with the PFC caliper.
Why 19"? With those brakes you could have gone 18s (My original plan until I saw the OEM wheel had interference with the PFC caliper.
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19” for access to both sticky street rubber (SC3R) as we like to drive on the street and slicks if we want to later (Pirelli DH)
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What is going to be the clearance between the caliper and the inner wheel barrel. I hear it’s only a few millimeters, which can get clogged up with klagg and cause damage if and when rocks get in there. Would appreciate some pictures of it if possible. I wonder how many credit cards will fit in that space? Each one is .8 mm.
Forgot you are doing the PFC brakes so clearance isn’t an issue. I know those don’t fit with the stock wheels though, so if you get the Forgelines first, I would still would be curious to see what your thoughts are on the clearance there with the calipers.
Forgot you are doing the PFC brakes so clearance isn’t an issue. I know those don’t fit with the stock wheels though, so if you get the Forgelines first, I would still would be curious to see what your thoughts are on the clearance there with the calipers.
Last edited by lovetoturn; 07-31-2023 at 11:26 PM.
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What is going to be the clearance between the caliper and the inner wheel barrel. I hear it’s only a few millimeters, which can get clogged up with klagg and cause damage if and when rocks get in there. Would appreciate some pictures of it if possible. I wonder how many credit cards will fit in that space? Each one is .8 mm.
Forgot you are doing the PFC brakes so clearance isn’t an issue. I know those don’t fit with the stock wheels though, so if you get the Forgelines first, I would still would be curious to see what your thoughts are on the clearance there with the calipers.
Forgot you are doing the PFC brakes so clearance isn’t an issue. I know those don’t fit with the stock wheels though, so if you get the Forgelines first, I would still would be curious to see what your thoughts are on the clearance there with the calipers.
PFC/Forgeline is gonna be the way to go for 19”…
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