Rpower wrote:
Have not used the S7 at the ring before, so run abore 100 miles with your set-up with no TSM. Ran a clean 7'04.124 and a 7'01.688 with one three wheel off. The car need the high speed push fixed. Rear spring and shocks need some work also. Gears 3, 4, and 5 need some changing. I was hitting the max revs with two or three car lenghts to the braking points. I am going to play a around with this over the week end. Good start.
Thanks for the feedback, the car doesn't seem to top out on the main straight but you're right, it shifts into 4th and 5th too quick, I'll get right on that. As for the suspension, it's the best I can do without making the spring rates too stiff for the bumps, as I'm trying my darnedest to get rid of the massive understeer this car had stock. I'm still new to tuning but I've noticed that cars that understeer stock have lower spring rates in the front than the back, so to get rid of this push you're talking about, I'll have to increase the rear spring rates more and increase bound & rebound a click or 2. Thanks for testing, and I only post what I find worth posting, and keep tuning and give me more tips like this. I like an intelligent tester rather than someone who says "Ure seup sukcs". Thanks for being kind, and thanks for the feedback.
If Henry Ford made the assembly line, why didn't he invent a "make it fast" line? (the Model T topped out at approx. 45 mph, don'tcha know)