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Learning about sways and stuff, the hard way :-(

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Old 05-10-2013, 12:59 PM
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taking all that i wrote to consideration i think best way to proceed is to repeat same way i did when i got the car - i found a very decent local shop that works on racer`s RS and cup cars and asked them to setup car for a normal 'neutral' track setup. guy i worked with knew exactly how to setup AX cars, how to setup cars that are dual street/track use, how to setup track only racer cars, etc. it helped a lot for me to learn all the issues and differences.
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Originally Posted by FFaust
Not sure if it's the same spot for regular car though.
This is the correct spots to measure at in both 996 and 997.....

Like Francois said 85-90 and 115-120 is a good starting point for ride height as long as the spring isn't a crazy difference...... (believe it or not I have seen as much as a 300lb difference front to rear on some stuff that has shown up in the shop

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