08-18-2017, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by jchammond
May's;
It has been a learning experience for sure...no turn plates.
I tweaked a tad every day or 2 & kept up with all of my adjustments made;as the least incorrect adjustment & steering wheel can get mis-aligned.
Treadwear is very good on tires.
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Yea that sounds a bit tricky. To make it a bit more accurate . A cheap alternative to professional turn plates would be to use a double stack of thick glossy pvc sheets on top of rubber mats and use oil or soap and water between the two plates.
This was recently covered by motoiq on a project drift car. This will yield better results compared to nothing but rubber to road surface. The downside is that you have to constantly check the alignment of the string.
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