Whats the best handling mods to do next?
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Whats the best handling mods to do next?
Hi just after some info on what to do next. I have a hawkeye which i use daily aswell as for tack days and was wondering what i can do to improve the handling on track. So far i have done the following: -
BC coilovers
ARBs front and back with drop links
top front strut brace
ALK/caster kit
Whiteline roll centre kit
What next?
Thanks for any help.
BC coilovers
ARBs front and back with drop links
top front strut brace
ALK/caster kit
Whiteline roll centre kit
What next?
Thanks for any help.
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rear strut brace? a good set of track tyres? not much else to do is there? i'd be interested to hear some views on this also, as i've got
AST coilovers
whiteline ARBs front and back
whiteline ALK
whiteline front and rear strut braces
So very similar situation. Daily use and track days.
AST coilovers
whiteline ARBs front and back
whiteline ALK
whiteline front and rear strut braces
So very similar situation. Daily use and track days.
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Perhaps the geometry setting up for track use is next, you'll need to discuss just how "aggressive" you go. Mine ended up a bit nervous on wet roads, so I have a road biased set-up now. Semi-slicks like R888's are a fantastic upgrade, IMHO.
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try Camskill tyres they were doing the Hankook RS-2 tyres at roughly 1/2 the Toyos price, the RS-2s are a b list race tyre like the 888s and while they don't have the same outright grip once warmed up they're pretty close, plus due to the less agressive thread design they are much better in the wet, if Camskill still hav them on offer they are great value.
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forget the last post, the Hankooks offer at Camskill as finished so they are back up to their normal price, which while still cheaper than anything else doesn't represent the fantastic value of previous the offer price.
Last edited by budd; 15 January 2010 at 06:03 PM.
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