What did you do to your 996 today?
#6527
Breakfast for the family and food for the rest of day.
Papas, bacon, scrambled eggs and tortillas with avocado sauce for breakfast. Smoked prime rib roast for the rest of day.
Are you ready for some football??,
Are you ready for some football??,
Last edited by 3/98 911 coupe; 01-23-2022 at 01:13 PM.
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Jedi767 (01-23-2022)
#6530
OK, some luck with corner balancing and camber setting, but some questions remain. We are at 50!
This is the first time I've tried this. Yesterday, I couldn't get to 50. I got stuck at 51. So I went to the infinite data source and read maybe 8 or 9 different descriptions of corner balancing online. There are super detailed descriptions, fluffy no info descriptions, but only one had the info I needed: weight change per turn. It turns out I wasn't being aggressive enough in changing height. I also wasn't jouncing the suspension enough between changes. So, today I rotated right rear up 3 turns and left rear down 4 turns. Drove it through my engine break-in hill set and remeasured. One weird thing, overall weight today is 8kg less than yesterday. I did not use 8kg of gasoline driving around. It was colder today, maybe the scale cal is affected by temp. I measured 4 times yesterday and was always within 0.5kg. Curious. Adjustable drop links were disconnected through the process. Driver weight was added to the car when setting the drop link lengths.
Camber set to X74 settings: -0.5 front, -1.6 rear. Didn't get to set the toe today. The car drives fantastic already. I can push it around with no weird hopping or squatting effects. It carves turns really well. I think the plan is, get the toe done, drive 200 miles to let the springs settle, then double check the corner balance. Rinse, repeat.
And the consolation prize: Christmas gift Coco mats came yesterday! Woohoo! (no comments about the foam in the vents,, the job is nearly to the top of the todo list)
Drive on!
This is the first time I've tried this. Yesterday, I couldn't get to 50. I got stuck at 51. So I went to the infinite data source and read maybe 8 or 9 different descriptions of corner balancing online. There are super detailed descriptions, fluffy no info descriptions, but only one had the info I needed: weight change per turn. It turns out I wasn't being aggressive enough in changing height. I also wasn't jouncing the suspension enough between changes. So, today I rotated right rear up 3 turns and left rear down 4 turns. Drove it through my engine break-in hill set and remeasured. One weird thing, overall weight today is 8kg less than yesterday. I did not use 8kg of gasoline driving around. It was colder today, maybe the scale cal is affected by temp. I measured 4 times yesterday and was always within 0.5kg. Curious. Adjustable drop links were disconnected through the process. Driver weight was added to the car when setting the drop link lengths.
Camber set to X74 settings: -0.5 front, -1.6 rear. Didn't get to set the toe today. The car drives fantastic already. I can push it around with no weird hopping or squatting effects. It carves turns really well. I think the plan is, get the toe done, drive 200 miles to let the springs settle, then double check the corner balance. Rinse, repeat.
And the consolation prize: Christmas gift Coco mats came yesterday! Woohoo! (no comments about the foam in the vents,, the job is nearly to the top of the todo list)
Drive on!
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#6531
Duck Tail on 996
Early in the morning went out to do a grocery store run. Spent the day watching football, prime brisket burgers. Between games went out for a liquor 🥃 run. Decided to invent the 300 steps program. Smoked 6 lb prime rib for Sunday, more football. Stay tuned soul headers going in this week.
Had to buy 24 pack toilet paper in case I soil my pants driving it fast.
If you guys haven’t tried these HEB burgers pretty good, prime beef with brisket fat, pretty good blend if you ask me.
Had to say hello to a good ole family member, only a little bit left, this one tastes a lot better as you go down the bottle.
Bourbon 🥃, Wild Turkey 101 rye good price $15, early times cheap and early when I start smoking meats at 2-3 am.
AA has the 12 step program, mine is better, 300 steps, from my car to the door of the liquor 🥃 store.
Smoking 6 lb prime rib roast for today’s football games. Have to go with my homie fellow TTU grad Mahomes.
Had to buy 24 pack toilet paper in case I soil my pants driving it fast.
If you guys haven’t tried these HEB burgers pretty good, prime beef with brisket fat, pretty good blend if you ask me.
Had to say hello to a good ole family member, only a little bit left, this one tastes a lot better as you go down the bottle.
Bourbon 🥃, Wild Turkey 101 rye good price $15, early times cheap and early when I start smoking meats at 2-3 am.
AA has the 12 step program, mine is better, 300 steps, from my car to the door of the liquor 🥃 store.
Smoking 6 lb prime rib roast for today’s football games. Have to go with my homie fellow TTU grad Mahomes.
Thank you
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paddlefoot64 (01-28-2022)
#6532
Ducktail
sorry i bought the car like that. What I would think it was one of the good ones, because all the other mods were expensive. you may want to initiate a a new thread here. The front bumper is also modified a fellow rennlister identified as tech art. I have never checked but maybe the ducktail is also Tech art.
#6533
Ducktail
sorry i bought the car like that. What I would think it was one of the good ones, because all the other mods were expensive. you may want to initiate a new thread here. The front bumper is also modified a fellow rennlister identified as tech art. I have never checked but maybe the ducktail is also Tech art.
#6534
sorry i bought the car like that. What I would think it was one of the good ones, because all the other mods were expensive. you may want to initiate a new thread here. The front bumper is also modified a fellow rennlister identified as tech art. I have never checked but maybe the ducktail is also Tech art.
#6535
You'd think using the Ignore feature on people would help, but there's literally no escape from his utterly useless posts. It's beyond annoying at this point. Thank God he can't post pictures on BAT.
#6537
Good alignment shops will place dead weight equal to your body weight when doing corner balancing to compensate for that. Good observation though. Otherwise it would be as useless as when some manufacturers providing dry weight for a car.
#6538
The bigger question that gets argued about is whether any of this is necessary for a street car. I won't try to answer that. But, it's something I wanted to learn about. Turns out it's not terribly difficult to do if you have coil-overs that allow for easy adjustment.
Last edited by golock911; 01-24-2022 at 11:28 AM.
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