Adjusting double-adj. dampers
Every driver and every track is different. On Koni's site, this is offered as to dialing in a dbl adj. shock. I like it because it keeps it simple for me- new to adjusting both. I was wondering if anyone with such experience had anything to add.
Thanks. :cabinfever:
Thanks. :cabinfever:
I don't see anything wrong with the steps in specific but in general I've found that the true measure is with the stop watch. A car which "feels" good is often times much slower than one which feels just a little untamed. I'd add that you should keep a record of your adjustments and match those to your data logger or lap times. That is where you will learn the truth.
Originally Posted by cthree,Jan 7 2008, 07:45 PM
I don't see anything wrong with the steps in specific but in general I've found that the true measure is with the stop watch. A car which "feels" good is often times much slower than one which feels just a little untamed. I'd add that you should keep a record of your adjustments and match those to your data logger or lap times. That is where you will learn the truth.
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