Track alignments
The FC RX-7s actually had flexible rear toe bushings to allow the rear toe to dynamically adjust based on the load O_O. The idea was to help with better turn-in, but the results are what robrob is describing. Most people would replace the rear toe bushings to eliminate that "feature".
I am really interested in seeing these cars on stock CR springs/dampers with J's camber joints.
I am really interested in seeing these cars on stock CR springs/dampers with J's camber joints.
The FC RX-7s actually had flexible rear toe bushings to allow the rear toe to dynamically adjust based on the load O_O. The idea was to help with better turn-in, but the results are what robrob is describing. Most people would replace the rear toe bushings to eliminate that "feature".
I am really interested in seeing these cars on stock CR springs/dampers with J's camber joints.
I am really interested in seeing these cars on stock CR springs/dampers with J's camber joints.
Originally Posted by andrewhake' timestamp='1350601335' post='22093409
The FC RX-7s actually had flexible rear toe bushings to allow the rear toe to dynamically adjust based on the load O_O. The idea was to help with better turn-in, but the results are what robrob is describing. Most people would replace the rear toe bushings to eliminate that "feature".
I am really interested in seeing these cars on stock CR springs/dampers with J's camber joints.
I am really interested in seeing these cars on stock CR springs/dampers with J's camber joints.
I have driven an AP2 with full CR suspension setup, OEM CR alignment, and OEM tire sizes.
Originally Posted by andrewhake' timestamp='1350602326' post='22093457
Do you affectively lower the car when adding the camber joints? Or is that only the case with the RCAs?
Originally Posted by psychoazn' timestamp='1350606898' post='22093607
[quote name='andrewhake' timestamp='1350602326' post='22093457']
Do you affectively lower the car when adding the camber joints? Or is that only the case with the RCAs?
Do you affectively lower the car when adding the camber joints? Or is that only the case with the RCAs?
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Correct!
Come find me at a track day next season. I'm in a stock CR with square 255s and saner front bar right now. Between seasons I'm adding camber joints and going for more neg camber. BTW, I'll be at the blacktrax day at THill next month if you want a before impression, but you'll probably make better use of your time riding with one of the many talented S2000 drivers that will be there.
Originally Posted by odb812' timestamp='1350601647' post='22093424
[quote name='andrewhake' timestamp='1350601335' post='22093409']
The FC RX-7s actually had flexible rear toe bushings to allow the rear toe to dynamically adjust based on the load O_O. The idea was to help with better turn-in, but the results are what robrob is describing. Most people would replace the rear toe bushings to eliminate that "feature".
I am really interested in seeing these cars on stock CR springs/dampers with J's camber joints.
The FC RX-7s actually had flexible rear toe bushings to allow the rear toe to dynamically adjust based on the load O_O. The idea was to help with better turn-in, but the results are what robrob is describing. Most people would replace the rear toe bushings to eliminate that "feature".
I am really interested in seeing these cars on stock CR springs/dampers with J's camber joints.
I have driven an AP2 with full CR suspension setup, OEM CR alignment, and OEM tire sizes.[/quote]
Oh, that crazy guy that lets everyone drive his s2000?
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