Plowing Understeer
Originally Posted by suterusu,Aug 14 2006, 09:08 AM
its ok, we have power steering. 

if anything, you will appreciate the extra feel and force feedback. I'm using 330mm wheel with +8 caster without a noticable increase in effort at all.
Originally Posted by Raymund,Aug 14 2006, 11:32 AM
if anything, you will appreciate the extra feel and force feedback. I'm using 330mm wheel with +8 caster without a noticable increase in effort at all.
Originally Posted by Raymund,Aug 14 2006, 12:46 PM
hehe.. just enough to put me dead in the middle of PROD class but out of Richard's war path in the grey goose
How about you?
How about you?
Originally Posted by rlaifatt,Aug 9 2006, 06:26 PM
In addition to above, I'd soften front compression and rebound, and set rear toe-in to 1/8" - 1/4" total (Is the .35 you stated in inches? If so, it's too much.). If that doesn't work enough, I'd also consider going back to the stock front bar instead of the Comptech (I did).
Update.
I ran the 02 OEM front bar and no rear bar. It was good, turn in is way better at corner entry with just a hit of squeal at the front, w/o the rear bar I could get on the throttle much sooner and didnt have any wheel spin.
There is a bit more body roll, I didnt feel it much, but halfway through the 2 lap of the first session, I blew a huge cloud of smoke (I thought I blew the engine)
After fabricating a catch can from some fuel line and a water bottle I was fine.
I ran the 02 OEM front bar and no rear bar. It was good, turn in is way better at corner entry with just a hit of squeal at the front, w/o the rear bar I could get on the throttle much sooner and didnt have any wheel spin.
There is a bit more body roll, I didnt feel it much, but halfway through the 2 lap of the first session, I blew a huge cloud of smoke (I thought I blew the engine)
After fabricating a catch can from some fuel line and a water bottle I was fine.
This may be worth checking as I just noticed it on mine a few days ago:
I just bought a used s2k (4 1/2 years old). I tracked it and found it behaving badly with what seemed to be almost positive camber.
Turned out the shocks spings still had the rubber peices stuck in there for shipping. Took it out and it's more like a car than a VAN now..
I just bought a used s2k (4 1/2 years old). I tracked it and found it behaving badly with what seemed to be almost positive camber.
Turned out the shocks spings still had the rubber peices stuck in there for shipping. Took it out and it's more like a car than a VAN now..







