dccd advise on settings please
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dccd advise on settings please
just got myself a type r and i havent the foggyest idea what settings to drive normally fast or anything, or for every day, any advise at all please. Also what have i got to look out for, heard theses systems go faulty easily, cheers
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Ooooo, there dccd-threads all over.
If you don't need it locked up in any way, then leave it fully open (wheel back).
When (?) you go to your first track/auto-X day just experiment, you have the car 'cause it's fun, don't you? Then out and play (safely)!
If you don't need it locked up in any way, then leave it fully open (wheel back).
When (?) you go to your first track/auto-X day just experiment, you have the car 'cause it's fun, don't you? Then out and play (safely)!
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not sure which ones do what tbh. fully open is the last green one? what do the orange ones do? also i have been told not to hav it in the orange whilst reversing or doing menouvers, is that true?
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Yes read it again, its a very good description of how it works!
Summary, its a limited slip differential, you adjust the amount of 'limited slip' using the thumbwheel.
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Summary, its a limited slip differential, you adjust the amount of 'limited slip' using the thumbwheel.
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All (!!!) it does it to change the amount of slip between the front and rear axles; open and you can spin the rear wheels, locked and you'll struggle to.
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now that is a lot easier to take in so basically, the thumb wheel to the rear is like driving a normal sti? and all the way to the front (locked?) it wont spin and better grip?
thanx for the replies
thanx for the replies
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-well, basically the thumb wheel to open is like driving a RWB (actually 35/65, but it feels pretty RWD...)
All the way forward will give a seriously understeering car.
On my car I need some lock to avoid oversteering, only notice on track, but too much and it starts understeeing...
All the way forward will give a seriously understeering car.
On my car I need some lock to avoid oversteering, only notice on track, but too much and it starts understeeing...
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nice this is helping me learn how it works, my old v4 sti was ok so what would be the equivalent to a normal sti in terms of settings? and also to menouver the car ie into car parking spots would i need it on open? heard they dont like menouvering
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It would if everyone was running the same suspesnion setup, the same geometry, the same tyres, the same engine characteristics and wanted their car to handle the same, otherwise its like saying an Impreza is better than a Transit van, not if you want to move house it ain't!
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