Orthojoe's GT4 track thread and ramblings
#601
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Originally Posted by Mech33
What'd you order?
Tarett
"cup" monoball control arm ends front
non-cup monoball control arm ends rear
rear toe links with locking plates
front tie rods
adjustable caster pucks
+drop links, brake caliper studs
#603
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Running Ferodo DS1.11s and known to be a late braker!
Last edited by morefun; 06-27-2016 at 11:37 PM.
#604
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Were you having problems with outer edge wear before the DSC was installed?
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No, I plugged it in on day one. While waiting out winter here in the NE I read that some of you on the west coast were experiencing issues with the front being too soft. The DSC intrigued me, and some more reading on the GT3 board convinced me that it might be worth a shot, cheaper than replacing springs.
#606
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No, I plugged it in on day one. While waiting out winter here in the NE I read that some of you on the west coast were experiencing issues with the front being too soft. The DSC intrigued me, and some more reading on the GT3 board convinced me that it might be worth a shot, cheaper than replacing springs.
My first set of RE71 was mostly without DSC. I am mounting a new set of RE71 and will run DSC exclusively for 2 track days to see what happens.
15 heat cycles on RE71R:
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#607
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No, I plugged it in on day one. While waiting out winter here in the NE I read that some of you on the west coast were experiencing issues with the front being too soft. The DSC intrigued me, and some more reading on the GT3 board convinced me that it might be worth a shot, cheaper than replacing springs.
#608
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Originally Posted by RayDBonz
I think springs may actually cost less.
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Agreed, as a daily driver in the pothole invested NE, I was reluctant to risk compromising the ride and having to go back to stock. Factor in a 5 hour round trip ride to my tech's shop.....
Last edited by morefun; 06-28-2016 at 09:05 AM.
#615
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Originally Posted by bhk1004
Just -2 and -1.5. Stock parts with shims.