Post pics of your 8 in race trim
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Someone posted a picture on facebook of my car at a recent 12hr race (The Devil in the Dark) at New Jersey Motorsports Park. I love finding random pictures online
Last edited by sblethen; 05-05-2013 at 11:57 PM.
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The reduction in rotating mass as well as the improvement in gearing helped improve acceleration out of the corners beyond anything I expected. I knew it would improve the car but it was definitely the best mod for the $$ that I've done to this point. Obviously tires are cheaper too which doesn't hurt.
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The Rivals were definitely the faster tire in both wet and dry which is really all that matters I guess when running time attack. The AD08's seemed to handle heat a little better though but that was really the only positive of the AD08 vs. the Rival in my opinion. I can't speak of either on the road as the car is trailered to/from and not street driven.
Take that with a grain of salt though as I did go from 18" to 17" which was bound to make the car faster anyway. My opinion was that the Rivals seemed to have more overall grip and the AIM Solo was showing good data to help support that.
Take that with a grain of salt though as I did go from 18" to 17" which was bound to make the car faster anyway. My opinion was that the Rivals seemed to have more overall grip and the AIM Solo was showing good data to help support that.
Last edited by ScubaSteve8; 07-24-2013 at 02:54 PM.
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That looks really good. But please tell me the belt arrangement is temporary and not used on track. They are unsafe like that. Belts stretch in a crash and the longer they are the more they stretch. There should be a bar across the main hoop behind the seat that would also be used for a belt anchor.
#747
That looks really good. But please tell me the belt arrangement is temporary and not used on track. They are unsafe like that. Belts stretch in a crash and the longer they are the more they stretch. There should be a bar across the main hoop behind the seat that would also be used for a belt anchor.
Therefore are seen as safe by motorsport NZ. (I will take there word on it as they are the experts)
Any stretch would be minimal in a 3" belt
I do know shorter is better.