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Old 09-15-2010, 09:12 PM   #1
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Course looks small.
A lot of the vids and pics from us entering in KA's are 3rd gear entries, and i was even coming in close to 4th at ASB.

I think you are fine, course looks hard to get big speed in.
You want to drift faster, let out some air pressure and let the tires get more traction.
No real reason a SR needs 60 PSI
Thats what I run on AZINI 115's on 17's with a SOHC.
the reason i had 60 psi is because of how grippy the tires were compared to the 595 super steels i was running up front even though toyos were 1/32nd inch from their life, but ill try letting out some pressure and starting out further back to see if i could get some 3rd gear entrys

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Try less negative camber in the front. -1.5 degrees ought to be enough. -5degrees seems like way too much.

other than that you seem like you understand what you're doing. Drive the course harder, cause it looks like you should have been ale to link the whole thing.
yea ill have to try that i just set it to -5 because it looks cool haha, and thanks ill try to.

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Lol long post to read. The pointers are IN THE THREAD my friend. and Im sure you will have the $ for a nice slider being in Oki. I was in yokota and miss it.

Dont feel insecure keep practicing and save up some doe for a turbo kit/swap
I read the thread i just wanted to see if there was anything that i could do better that wasnt obvious to me, and yeah i never been there but from what i see drifting is way bigger up there

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see...we run cheap tires in the rear to get it to slide out...with high tire pressure...and heavy weight transfer. Have someone drive your car out there...i'm sure they will have better advice to what you can do...as the only thing I can say is...

drive harder.
ill try its just that the best initiation speed from what i could tell is in a magical torqeless range in my powerband in third gear thats y i dont really bother speeding up in the beggining and just drift in second.


Thanks guys ill put the advice to use next time i go to the track
and I apologize for the bandwith abuse
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Old 09-15-2010, 10:32 PM   #2
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the reason i had 60 psi is because of how grippy the tires were compared to the 595 super steels i was running up front even though toyos were 1/32nd inch from their life,
that makes perfect sense
i have seen so many people just pushing their cars through corners cause they just dont try this simple temperary solution.
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