Only had 5 sessions out there due to noise issues all day.. Had to reduce throttle to 50% for nearly half the pit straight to avoid being black flagged. Apart from that managed to get some decent laps in when possible.

Had a big spin down craners at around 115mph, if you look closely on the video you can see the fresh black marks going over the kerb and into the grass

Anyway heres the video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m5_V0mxSdk

And a few pictures.

 

an EP3 would do that on lift-off

 

Was partial cold tyres, nothing to do with lift off.

 

Either way, it'd be pointless making a Civic RWD

 

I don't want to make my Civic RWD, it was just joke in the title due to the pictures and video.

 

Ohhhhh.

Yeah, I had an EG I could do massive oversteer with.

But cold tyres are more dangerous than people give them credit for.

 

Certainly are, i found that out down craners earlier on before that video

 

thats looks a little bit of a weapon! Sounds like one too! Whats the spec on that?

 

Buddyclub N+ coilovers with 10k/g fr and 16k/g rear rates.
Superpro caster increase bushes
Steering rack riser
Rose jointed track rod ends
Shortened steering arms
Rear camber arms
Progress 24mm ARB
Rose jointed drop links

Kaaz 1.5way plate differential
Kaaz diff oil
Buddyclub short shifter
Innovative 75A engine mounts

17x8 ET38 Enkei's with 225/45/17 Dunlop direzza's

Brembo 4 pot calipers
HEL braided lines
AP racing 5.1 fluid
Ferodo DS2500 all round

Corbeau revenge carbon drivers seat
Luke harnesses
SPA quick release
OMP wheel

Laguna seca blue shell
Mugen style front spoiler
Mugen style rear spoiler

Hondata k-pro
DC manifold
Our own made 2.5" exhaust system

Geometry settings
-3.2 front camber / 0.5mm toe out / 2 degrees castor
-2 rear camber / 0 rear toe

All setup by Area Motorsport, you guys should take a look at the work they do especially with Geometry.

Here's another video from Donington previously with different tyres and old diff oil.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23TbCv-9adY[/youtube]

 

What is with the rear spring rates? I get that you want more oversteer, but i'd have looked at a smaller rear tyre size.