TLR 22 3.0 Race Kit Thread!
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#2612
If he TQ'd & won then it's safe to assemble he'd have done it without this single modification. Better for us club racers to trust TLR's engineering and not hack up our cars.
#2616
did the lay down kits start shipping out
#2618
Tech Elite
iTrader: (47)
I felt like the car is more stable at least on my current layout. I can really drive it into the corner and it doesn't want to dump over. We have a straight that goes into a tight turn with 3 step downs into another right turn and a big triple. This seemed to keep the front end flatter and just more stable through there. Short was good also but just a little more aggressive if the weight didn't transfer perfect over that section.
#2619
I felt like the car is more stable at least on my current layout. I can really drive it into the corner and it doesn't want to dump over. We have a straight that goes into a tight turn with 3 step downs into another right turn and a big triple. This seemed to keep the front end flatter and just more stable through there. Short was good also but just a little more aggressive if the weight didn't transfer perfect over that section.
#2621
#2622
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (2)
It's fun to tinker to learn, if that's your thing.. whether it's mod'n an OEM, or trying crazy setup changes.. To each their own. I like to do both.. To learn. And it's not cheap..
+1 on the typical club racer... Put your time into learning setup & no wrecks! It'll save you money & make you a lot faster.
I only know Frank from the forums. It's rare to have a Mfg Smartie Pants share their smarts so openly. It's a good thing to keep going. Plus, he knows all the details on the new iPhone 7 design & features!
#2624
A lot of assumptions.