wolfie28

Question: You have 2 identical Scoobies - say a 05 UK STI with DCCD driven around a track by the same person, however;

1 car has £2000 of suspension upgrades only.
The other car has £2000 of brake upgrades only.

Which car would be the quicker around the track . My guess would be the car with the brake upgrades (I think).

Wolfie.

DCI Gene Hunt

Neither, they'd both get taken by Gutmann in his Pug

stilover

The suspension upgraded car would be quicker. All depends on which track though.

T5NYW

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I would say the suspension but as said above depends on circuit.

TBH everything is all about compromise and depends were you'll willing to make those compromises....... on the raod....or....on the track.

I would spend £2K on Prodive springs, uprated anti roll bars and drops, 4Wheel alignment. Uprated Pads. brake fluid and braided brake lines.

IMHO this would give a fair road Car and a fairly good Track car


Tony

AndyC_772

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£2000 worth of driving lessons would make a much bigger difference than either IMHO.

Easier to transfer between cars too

34srm

Prasius

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suspension

Steve_PPP

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Definately - why spent 2k on parts if you don't know how to make proper use of them

JohnS

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Depends for how long they are out on track. One with suspension mods might be quicker initially, but once the standard brakes overheat, the the one with uprated brakes will be significantly quicker.

Carrying extra speed around the corners isn't much good if you can't stop at the end of the straights

As Andy says, doing some track days and getting tuition will most likely make more of a difference to lap times a well.

John

wolfie28

I totally agree with the driving tuition courses. Theres little point having a quick car if you don't know how to handle it.

Ok for arguments sake say the cars were driven by Petter Solberg .

Wolfie.

The rookie

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As Braided lines don't actually do anything for braking capability, just changing the feel, thats a waste of time in terms of lap times...

Simon