(i.e. by a pussy)
Post turn-in to apex it becomes an 'auxilary turning device'.
Removal of "Understeer Shims" - what a result!
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alicrozier
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Re: Removal of "Understeer Shims" - what a result!
Only a pussy pedal if used too early.
(i.e. by a pussy)
Post turn-in to apex it becomes an 'auxilary turning device'.
(i.e. by a pussy)
Post turn-in to apex it becomes an 'auxilary turning device'.
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Any references to laptimes, speed or driving on the public highway are purely for dramatic effect.
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SteveBanks
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Re: Removal of "Understeer Shims" - what a result!
If I take my Exige to CLCM, do I need to supply settings or will Willie know what to do?Andy G wrote:Guys - would really advise anyone wanting to do a trackdays to get their car to CLCM in Edinburgh.
When Willie set my 111R up for me, it made a huge difference, and was way more confidence inspiring. Especially under braking.
Andy
Re: Removal of "Understeer Shims" - what a result!
I think he has notes of the standard Lotus settings, but if you want anything improving you need to hand him the specification.
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Re: Removal of "Understeer Shims" - what a result!
Quite . . .alicrozier wrote:Only a pussy pedal if used too early.
(i.e. by a pussy)
Post turn-in to apex it becomes an 'auxilary turning device'.
Fd