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McdreamyZ 03-31-2014 09:33 PM

thanks for the info iv been looking into as much angle as well . i have seen that they have outer tie rods from spl but iv only seen it in one place Steering Parts, Upgrades, and Accessories

McdreamyZ 03-31-2014 09:42 PM

what specs are you running as far as alignment front camber ,rear camber , rear toe?

URA 04-02-2014 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by McdreamyZ (Post 2762511)
what specs are you running as far as alignment front camber ,rear camber , rear toe?

Toe out 1/8" front and 1/8" in for the rear
Camber -2.4 front and -1.5 rear

G37Sam 04-02-2014 07:33 AM

No plans for a hydraulic e-brake?

URA 04-02-2014 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by G37Sam (Post 2764817)
No plans for a hydraulic e-brake?

I have looked into it but don't have enough justification for it yet. I'm pretty happy with the ebrake performance so far. I will do more testing and see how it handles the season. 1st event is on April 5th.

VRSean 04-02-2014 02:19 PM

oooh April 5th! You going to Long Beach?

URA 04-02-2014 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by VRSean (Post 2765571)
oooh April 5th! You going to Long Beach?

I wish! I'll be at Club Loose in NJ.

URA 04-02-2014 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by McdreamyZ (Post 2762498)
thanks for the info iv been looking into as much angle as well . i have seen that they have outer tie rods from spl but iv only seen it in one place Steering Parts, Upgrades, and Accessories

These are nice, but I'm waiting to see how Voodoo13 kit will be pieced together because they are also working on outer tie rods from what I hear. If we are keeping the stock knuckle we need more caster...i'm at 5.4 caster and would like to be over 10. I know SPL make some caster adjustable arms but have not seen any info about max caster gain from them.

VDC_OFF 04-03-2014 01:27 AM

awesome, cant wait to see more. Didnt know about the yaw switch. I havent had problems with electronics yet. Try these rocker switches, they fit right in the factory dummies perfect. Full Size Rocker Switches - 1/4'' Tabs - ON-OFF SPST - WiringProducts

URA 04-03-2014 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by VDC_OFF (Post 2766649)
awesome, cant wait to see more. Didnt know about the yaw switch. I havent had problems with electronics yet. Try these rocker switches, they fit right in the factory dummies perfect. Full Size Rocker Switches - 1/4'' Tabs - ON-OFF SPST - WiringProducts

Thanks!

The reason for the Yaw sensor kill was because if you are mid drift and use the brakes to slow down the gas pedal was not responding for me. Now it does every time. I should mention using brakes mid drift to slow down is a good idea but the ABS wants to straighten the car out and it is another reason to remove abs and go with proportioning valve setup. While we are on the topic of the gas pedal, I should also mention the gas input or throttle position map is strange on this car compared to others...feels delayed for the 1st half of the range. A Local tuner said he can reprogram that. Need to look into that someday.

Rusty 04-03-2014 10:36 AM

It's not the ABS that wants to straighten out the car mid turn. It's the Stability Control causing the issue by appling a rear brake. I got yelled at by a driving instructor for appling the brakes mid turn. Reveiwed the GoPro later show that I did not applied the brakes. The instructor had to eat his words. But yes, the Yaw sensor is the issue.

URA 04-03-2014 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 2767182)
It's not the ABS that wants to straighten out the car mid turn. It's the Stability Control causing the issue by appling a rear brake. I got yelled at by a driving instructor for appling the brakes mid turn. Reveiwed the GoPro later show that I did not applied the brakes. The instructor had to eat his words. But yes, the Yaw sensor is the issue.

Yes true about your condition. But try sliding the car w/ Yaw sensor off and tapping brakes w/ clutch not engaged ... it won't stay sideways its straightening out where normally it wouldn't on a non abs car. Another ABS issue i'm having is if you make a mistake and spin going rear in you can't be hard on the brakes...abs goes mental and brakes actually don't slow you down for a period of time where with non abs you can modulate below 40mph or intentionally lock them. Perhaps its just my ABS system not working to standard? not sure...

Rusty 04-03-2014 07:16 PM

Think you got a combintion of things going on at one time. The ABS, Stability Control, and the throttle-brake nanny program. :shakes head:

URA 04-03-2014 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 2767847)
Think you got a combintion of things going on at one time. The ABS, Stability Control, and the throttle-brake nanny program. :shakes head:

Only a matter of time before it all goes into the trash.

Rusty 04-03-2014 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by ura (Post 2767933)
only a matter of time before it all goes into the trash.

lmao


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