Track alignment GT Tribute for race/track |
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Track alignment GT Tribute for race/track |
jhynesrockmtn |
Sep 8 2021, 07:16 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 420 Joined: 13-June 16 From: spokane wa Member No.: 20,100 Region Association: Pacific Northwest |
Hi, progressing with my car. GT Jager Tribute. 6 Cyl, GT bracing, Bilstein shocks all around, rears are adjustable, from PO notes the rear springs are sport, either 180 or 200 lbs, 21 or 22mm front torsion bars, rubber bushings, 22 mm front sway bar, no rear. Wheels are 15*8 rear and 15*7 front Fuchs, Toyo R888.
I had it on track for the first since putting it back together. Some issues but a good shake down weekend. My biggest issues were soft pedal which we worked on with bleeding and more bleeding. Brakes are 19mm MC, Carrera rotors and calipers, race pads. I was also getting darting under braking which caused me to be too long on the pedal and I think I either warped a rotor and/or screwed up a wheel bearing. I was getting a bad shudder at the wheel under braking at the end. It wasn't aligned properly before the weekend. I ran out of time. It goes in for that next Wednesday. Given my approximate setup, what base alignment should I give the tech who's going to work on the car. It will be used for vintage race and DE's. Thanks for any feedback. |
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