Hi Everyone!
I am at that point now where I need more input on my car. I have had the opportunity to spend a fair amount of time in other racing cars and it becomes quite apparent almost immediately that my car leaves something to be desired in the suspension department.
My questions are very simply:
What spring rates will be best? Where do I get them? Mine are at a claimed by the manufacturer 550 lb front and 450 lb rear. I know some cars comparable in weight to mine are using 800 lb to 1000 lb springs pretty effectively. Mine are way too soft at this point. I need my car as low as possible and have little chassis roll.
What dampers to go with them? Mine are Tein RS which I was going to have revalved for the spring rates to be used but these are only double adjustable.
My car weighs 2530 with a half tank and 2730 with me and my stuff in it.
Lap times and being fast are the only goal.
Any thoughts anyone may have will be greatly appreciated.
Def I also want those bearing sets you're making. Over the winter is when the suspension changes will happen.
I am at that point now where I need more input on my car. I have had the opportunity to spend a fair amount of time in other racing cars and it becomes quite apparent almost immediately that my car leaves something to be desired in the suspension department.
My questions are very simply:
What spring rates will be best? Where do I get them? Mine are at a claimed by the manufacturer 550 lb front and 450 lb rear. I know some cars comparable in weight to mine are using 800 lb to 1000 lb springs pretty effectively. Mine are way too soft at this point. I need my car as low as possible and have little chassis roll.
What dampers to go with them? Mine are Tein RS which I was going to have revalved for the spring rates to be used but these are only double adjustable.
My car weighs 2530 with a half tank and 2730 with me and my stuff in it.
Lap times and being fast are the only goal.
Any thoughts anyone may have will be greatly appreciated.
Def I also want those bearing sets you're making. Over the winter is when the suspension changes will happen.
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