Ohlins Dedicated Track system for 996 GT3, anybody ever try them?
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Interesting. I always thought that by stiffening the rebound, you speed up the time that the damper takes to extend, not the other way around. Happy to be corrected though! Obviously these Ohlins are not two way adjustable so bump and rebound have to increase together.
Last edited by spiller; 12-08-2022 at 11:59 PM.
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Softer rebound = faster extension of shock
For example, if you find that you're car has a tendency to oversteer on initial turn in under braking, you would soften the rear rebound which in turn would improve grip on the inside tire at initiation of the turn thus reducing oversteer. Vice versa is true.
Single adjustable shocks severely limit what you can do with regards to tuning the suspension rendering them relatively useless in that regard. You really want want a 2-way shock with independent compression and rebound control, ideally you want a 3-way shock with independent high/low speed compression and independent rebound.
Last edited by powdrhound; 12-09-2022 at 04:25 PM.
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