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Today's Autox
Super Bummed. This was by far my quickest time but it wasn't recorded because I got too close to the driver in front of me at the finish line and the computer system couldn't tell the difference between us. I am guessing it was around 51.1 ish but I got a 51.6 on another run recorded.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdyxMjJ7wNQ
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nice photo:D what are the red thingies under the front? inlets for brake cooling
Do you know what wheel alignment you have, what toe in the front and in the rear?
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Those Orange things are brake ducts, I designed and 3d printed.
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I have non adjustable front shock towers (1965 car), so what ever they are set at that's what it is and I don't know off the top of my head what my rear is set at.
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Your car looks really planted, and quick! I autox'd my 67S for years and don't think I had that much roll stiffness. I ran 26mm rear TB's and 19 front, but with a adjustable 22mm sway in front. I know you have less weight out back, but care to share what bars you run?
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Hey Bill, of course..
Here is the setup I like to run for autox/track and street.
Adjustable Koni's
Momo Steering wheel 350mm
Recaro Pole Positions
Stock front sway bar, no sway bar in the rear
22f / 26r torrison bars
Just Rubber bushings, nothing fancy like polybronze
Front Brakes are from an Alfa, pads are RS4 from Porterfield (https://pmbperformance.com/products/...liper-up-grade)
Rear brakes are stock, pads are RS4 from Porterfield
Trans is a 5 speed, AFMSZ open diff.
and sticky tires
and that's it.