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09-26-2012, 12:00 AM #31
the tires are expensive. i spent 1,500.00 on tires this year. and didnt compete in all the events i could have.
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09-29-2012, 05:19 AM #32Xtreme Member
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- Chris P. Bacon
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for a panhard bar, what is really needed? adjustable? double adjustable? on car adjustable?
'94 Formula 6spd
If you come across a cobra in the wild, wipe it off and apologize.
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09-29-2012, 05:43 AM #33
Personally I vote watts link
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Jesse
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09-29-2012, 07:54 AM #34
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11-13-2012, 11:09 AM #35InActive Member
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I thought about staggering my wheels for autox I just couldn't seem to keep the rear behind me at all. I don't think I could have been any easier on the throttle. Then again I think I suck at autox lol but its too much fun not to do. On a road course the car felt great. I know people say they are kinda similar but we all know it's 2 different worlds. The tight autox course is hard for me. everytime I go I think I am going to get lost too. I had 275 falkens on all four corners. If you go to a 315 on all 4 you may have hubs wear out on you. I vote try it and see what happens it may work for you
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11-13-2012, 01:59 PM #36Xtreme Member
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Forgot about this post.
I ended up measuring the rear end and it is still centered with the minor drop so I decided to go with a non adjustable panhard. Also grabbed some control arms too both from Founders Performance. Huge improvement! The back end is much more planted and doesn't like to slide out if I give it throttle in the corners any more.
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Also grabbed some subframe connectors from Midwest Chassis & Performance.
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I have decided I will probably keep my wheels. While I don't really care for the style of the wheels, I like the width of the rears and won't go smaller.
She got parked for the winter this week, kinda sucks I only got to drive it a handful of times since I got it I bypassed the TB yesterday and have a couple other small projects for winter. I'd like to get my V1 hardwired in (easy to do, just gotta get my lazy ass out there in the cold to do it) and I'd really like to piece together a C5 Z06 front brake kit.
Maybe a mod can move this to the project section and I'll just keep it going there?
'94 Formula 6spd
If you come across a cobra in the wild, wipe it off and apologize.
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