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Originally Posted by travisjb don't want to get too far off-topic, but for a dedicated track car 18k/16k seems like the place to be... car was much grippier and I

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Old 05-18-2010, 06:50 AM   #1 (permalink)
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don't want to get too far off-topic, but for a dedicated track car 18k/16k seems like the place to be... car was much grippier and I was able to hold higher lateral g's with more stability... it gave me the confidence to carry A LOT more speed into high speed corners and I knew exactly how much grip i had left... and knowing where we are relative to the limit (and side of the track!) is what it's all about
How high do you think you could go in a streetable car before it starts to break my back? I don't do that many highway miles in general, but need to be able to drive a few hundred to the track.
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How high do you think you could go in a streetable car before it starts to break my back? I don't do that many highway miles in general, but need to be able to drive a few hundred to the track.
for this car, I'd guess prob 14/12 or thereabouts... 12/10 was fine on the street for me... 18/16 would be pushing it, I think... btw, as you may know, what matters is "effective wheel spring rate"... wheel rate is determined by the geometry of the suspension and the spring rate... so, if you get input from other car types, their feedback may not apply
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