John
Been watching your Ring videos today - good driving sir. Will be ordering the full version shortly. For anyone that hasnt seen it: http://www.johnfelstead.co.uk/videos/videos.htm |
Originally Posted by johnfelstead
OK, i'll work on getting something practical setup.
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Think so.
I have just bought another STi5 RA to practice in, and have the details of a test track local to me, hopefully be able to get more info on using this later in the week. |
Originally Posted by johnfelstead
Think so.
I have just bought another STi5 RA to practice in, and have the details of a test track local to me, hopefully be able to get more info on using this later in the week. Have you ever thought of mounting the pot. on the steering wheel, so that the diff can be adjusted with both hands on the wheel - for ultimate control? Cheers Terry :D |
It's far easier to finely adjust something that isnt moving down to your left hand at handbrake level, than try and adjust something that is moving, such as a steering wheel mounted analogue device, IMHO.
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could be disastrous if you knocked it by accident - down by gear stick is fine for me.
John - looking forward to this session when it is arranged....thanks for taking the time to do it. |
does this translation apply to the 22b to?
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yes
Got the costs for the test track now, £100 for 4 hours. Best use is week day rather than weekend due to noise issues and booking availability. I am going to do a morning there myself in the next few weeks once i have my ohlins suspension sorted, then take it from there. |
John
Sounds good sir :D |
Your a very good bloke John , true to your word , top man :thumb:
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Originally Posted by johnfelstead
yes
Got the costs for the test track now, £100 for 4 hours. Best use is week day rather than weekend due to noise issues and booking availability. I am going to do a morning there myself in the next few weeks once i have my ohlins suspension sorted, then take it from there. |
THANK F--K FOR THAT JUST BOUGHT A 22B AND TOOK IT HOME AND WHEN PARKING IT IN THE GARAGE IT WAS MAKING CLUNKING NOISES FROM THE DIFF THOUGHT IT WAS KNACKERED IT WAS IN THE ORANGE TRIANGLE AT THE TIME BUT WHAN I PUT IT BACK TO THE GREEN SQUARE IT STOPPED IT, PHEW!!!:D :D
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Now, for those of us just getting DCCD-A's on cars, that is a fantastic summary Dynamix.
Cheers, Martin.
Originally Posted by dynamix
depends on the road conditions really:
totally dry and warm = totally free diff moist roads = one indicator light up wet roads - i tend to leave on Auto to be honest as it does a pretty good job for me in the 06 STi. if you are driving an 06 spec car with the DCCD-A then you cant go far wrong with the auto setting IMO at least until you get used to the way the car handles with that. I used the Auto setting at Snetterton on Sunday and it did a great job on a mixture of track conditions. |
Whine from type-R
#1 Somebody said to me that they felt there was a noticable whine from the rear end of my Type-R. Not a tyre whine but they thought it was a diff whine :wonder: They heard it more as I slowed at a carpark exit.
I wonder if this could be causing my rear Toyo T1R tyres to be needing replaced after only 2000miles? :confused: It wasn't picked up when I had my car in for a major service at David Hendry Cars or when a Prodrive mechanic had it for a few weeks. It has always made a whining noise when I take my foot of the clutch when Im going very slowly in 1st. Makes no other noise otherwise.:confused: Anybody else with a Type-R that can put my mind at rest? |
I havnt read ALL the posts on this BUt say you want to launch ie. Santa POD
You would put the C Diff on LOCK Right?? Then launch to provide a good move off then on the move while your really going some Are you ment to Put it back to Green/Diff free position?? I just feel that when your really going some and you muck about with it.. something may break as your accelerating so fast.. Please explain Santa pod plans are being made as we speak ;) |
has no body thought of this or no1 wants to answer???? :(
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there is no problem in changing setting on the go at whatever speed unless, as the owners manual puts it, all 4 wheels are off the ground at the time :eek:
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wow is that for real? So i can Run POD and have it locked and then while trying to get a 12 sec ;) change to Free???
cheers for the reply dynamix.. anyone else have an opnion on this? many of you must have dragged your car |
please dont sue me if your diff goes bang though - i havent dragged mine personally ;)
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well thats exactly what im thinking! i just cant believe that nobody else can help on this! i have had the car a week and thats the first thing i thought of!
when you try to launch off with it Free it wheel spins! so really it has to be locked! but then When can you actually Free it again! or so you run it Locked? but then it feels like the brakes are on!! HELP |
Originally Posted by johnfelstead
yes
Got the costs for the test track now, £100 for 4 hours. Best use is week day rather than weekend due to noise issues and booking availability. I am going to do a morning there myself in the next few weeks once i have my ohlins suspension sorted, then take it from there. sounds good John. might also be interested in this, depending on where it would be. Steve |
ok - update from Santa Pod
launched with it set to Auto and felt as if it was rocking back and forth trying to find the best grip. Kinda of a weird sensation I must say but got a 0-60 ft time of 1.926 which was okay with a 3750 RPM launch. |
Lock it for the launch then wind the lock off when you change into 3rd would be my sugestion.
Unfortunately i have been rediculously busy with work all year, so havnt been able to take the test track stuff any further so far, it hit a bit of a brick wall when they said they wanted unlimited 3rd party liability cover taking out which made the costs OTT. If i can find a better solution i'll take another look into it. |
Hi John, Great thread. It has given me alot of insight into the DCCD. I had to disconnect my DCCD multi plug from behind the clocks when i replaced my heater matrix but on reconnecting it the DCCD indicator flashs on green. One of your post said that the diff goes into "Diff free" mode. How do you reset it or do your have to take it to Subaru dealer? Cheers PJ
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