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> Tarett Prototype Rear Swaybar, Pics of install
eeyore
post Mar 29 2005, 04:23 PM
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I'm the lucky sap who got to work with Ira at Tarett Engineering and have my car be the test mule for rear swaybar development.

We got a chance to test the prototype rear swaybar at the PCA SDR autocross last weekend.

Here's all the gory details. I felt the need to be wordy so as to help provide and accurate picture.

(The content are my own words. Although I have been given permission to discuss this, I want to make it clear that I am not speaking for Ira.)


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post Mar 29 2005, 04:29 PM
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The Drivers:

Might as well explain who was driving the thing.

Sometime club member DB-- 2003 PCA-SDR CS class champ. Ex-motorcycle racer, starting 4th season of autocross.

Me: 6th autocross. Usually 4 seconds behind DB at previous events.

TTOD was 1:10.

The majority of 914-4s were in the 1:23 to 1:25 range (some on Kumho Ecstas). The outlier of the event was the CS class winner on brand new Kumhos at 1:19.xx (jerk!). DB posted a best time of 1:23.11, I posted a best of 1:24.72.
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