Sebring question
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For those of you who have spent some time in a 997.1 gt3
My car is set up stock, with sport cups. It was quite amazing, but need setting advise
I had a problem with the car understeering in 10 ( a little in 7 )
Had my instructor drive it and he noticed the same thing
Can I fit this with alignment?
My car is set up stock, with sport cups. It was quite amazing, but need setting advise
I had a problem with the car understeering in 10 ( a little in 7 )
Had my instructor drive it and he noticed the same thing
Can I fit this with alignment?
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Step 1.
Start with the recommended track setting that you can find in the back of your owners manual. You can always modify from that point to fit your comfort level.
Step 2.
A lot of guys on this forum like the GT2 sway bars which is an easy mod. Look up the past threads on this.
Hope this helps you get started.
Start with the recommended track setting that you can find in the back of your owners manual. You can always modify from that point to fit your comfort level.
Step 2.
A lot of guys on this forum like the GT2 sway bars which is an easy mod. Look up the past threads on this.
Hope this helps you get started.
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Those are the understeering corners.
If you take understeer out of the car, the car might be (Too) lose on the faster oversteering corners.
Everyone sets up the car a bit different. What camber and sway bar settings did you run?
If you take understeer out of the car, the car might be (Too) lose on the faster oversteering corners.
Everyone sets up the car a bit different. What camber and sway bar settings did you run?
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Set up will help, just depends on how you like the car to handle(Style). Also, the track conditions(ambient temp etc)will hamper what your trying to accomplish. Remember slow in, fast out.
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If u haven't done many trackdays with gt3 and u still familiarizing yourself with car- understeer does have more of a safety window. If so I would keep it stock. Mike
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Start with a known alignment for .1 GT3. If you have not had it aligned since you got it who knows what it came with from the factory. My 6GT3 came new with toe out on 1 side in the rear, that was really interesting.
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I don't know the settings....stock I would guess