Schumacher Corner
08-02-2005, 03:18 PM
Originally Posted by Jon Kerr
I see your location is SoCal, will you be racing @ SoCal? If you're going to be there this Saturday, come by and I'll show you what we've been putting on the car. Look for the paint job in the Avitar. 
Jon is up on all of this can can tell you what you really need vs. what is just cool to have.
Keep in mind that Jon is what we call a full punch racer. That means he keeps in touch and has pretty much everything PW has on his car. A guy out to have fun on the weekend can do really well without getting loads of options parts.
However, if you want to see a state of the art Mi2 and you live in SoCal. Check out Jon's car.
08-02-2005, 03:19 PM
Right on, Jon....see you there.
And thanks, Adrian....I'm looking at getting the oneway at the very least to start with.
And thanks, Adrian....I'm looking at getting the oneway at the very least to start with.
08-02-2005, 03:20 PM
Originally Posted by bob33
right i will do this.and i will move the rear wishbones to the long seting. right now that is sorted, what shall i set my droop to it is at 3mm at the min. and i am runing 1.5 camber. what shell i up them to. seeing as i have got more ride hight.??? sory if i am being a pain lol. bob
We've been increasing droop out here more and more because the tracks here don't have a lot of grip. (other than SoCal that is
) If you're at 3mm now, try 3.5mm. Make small changes. You don't want to go way too far the other way. Just make sure you set your droop after your ride height is set properly, then make sure both left and right are equal.
08-02-2005, 03:33 PM
Tech Regular
thanks jon
im sorted on that now. shall i leave the camber on 1.5deg??. i will try it on wednesday or thursday and i will be back
if i need more help. thanks bob
im sorted on that now. shall i leave the camber on 1.5deg??. i will try it on wednesday or thursday and i will be back
if i need more help. thanks bob
08-02-2005, 03:39 PM
1.5º should be fine. Try and judge your camber setting by your tire wear if you can. If you're wearing the outer edges too much, try adding a little camber. Just make sure it's a little. Camber is an adjustment where a little goes a long way.
08-02-2005, 03:46 PM
Tech Regular
right im all sorted now, quick run down of what to do 
. put all rear pivots on std riser plate, take front riser plate out and put on 1mm spacers,make rear wish bone to longest. put droop 3.5 adjust till right, and leave camber tha same. and adjust if wearing tyres. thats all good?? thanks alot sory to b anoying but this is the best place for me to find this all out 
. bob
. put all rear pivots on std riser plate, take front riser plate out and put on 1mm spacers,make rear wish bone to longest. put droop 3.5 adjust till right, and leave camber tha same. and adjust if wearing tyres. thats all good?? thanks alot sory to b anoying but this is the best place for me to find this all out . bob
08-02-2005, 03:49 PM
That should be a good place for you to start. We're here to help. The more you can learn about the car, the better.
08-02-2005, 06:18 PM
Originally Posted by bob33
right im all sorted now, quick run down of what to do . put all rear pivots on std riser plate, take front riser plate out and put on 1mm spacers,make rear wish bone to longest. put droop 3.5 adjust till right, and leave camber tha same. and adjust if wearing tyres. thats all good?? thanks alot sory to b anoying but this is the best place for me to find this all out . bob
. put all rear pivots on std riser plate, take front riser plate out and put on 1mm spacers,make rear wish bone to longest. put droop 3.5 adjust till right, and leave camber tha same. and adjust if wearing tyres. thats all good?? thanks alot sory to b anoying but this is the best place for me to find this all out . bob
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08-02-2005, 07:01 PM
pw-hey if you come here to orlando can you u bring me an r12 belt?
08-02-2005, 08:12 PM
Tech Rookie
Hello guys
I was away little bit from following MI:2 option parts.
Is this new rear bulkhead?
http://www.teamorion.com/live/results-cars.asp?id=161
oh by the way congrats to Teemu!!
abarth
I was away little bit from following MI:2 option parts.
Is this new rear bulkhead?
http://www.teamorion.com/live/results-cars.asp?id=161
oh by the way congrats to Teemu!!
abarth
08-02-2005, 10:18 PM
Originally Posted by abarth
Hello guys
I was away little bit from following MI:2 option parts.
Is this new rear bulkhead?
http://www.teamorion.com/live/results-cars.asp?id=161
oh by the way congrats to Teemu!!
abarth
I was away little bit from following MI:2 option parts.
Is this new rear bulkhead?
http://www.teamorion.com/live/results-cars.asp?id=161
oh by the way congrats to Teemu!!
abarth
Iain
08-03-2005, 12:50 AM
Tech Rookie
Thank you Iain.
abarth
abarth
08-03-2005, 06:18 AM
was teemu using a different car or a prototype??? the car he was using still had a 2-belt system but a different one... also the front bulkheads seem to be different too... i want his car!!!
only one belt at the rear diff...
can you adjust the center roll by just turning in the diff on the bulkheads?
only one belt at the rear diff...
can you adjust the center roll by just turning in the diff on the bulkheads?
08-03-2005, 07:07 AM
Teemu's car at the Euro's was an Mi2 with several things modified for testing and possible upgrades
08-03-2005, 09:38 AM
Tech Master
Bob, are you running at any of the UK national tracks?? if so i may have something that i have used there.
However as a general guide for roll centres etc. We always run the alloy pivot blocks front and rear, which are approx 0.4mm lower than the std plastic ones. Don't think we have ever run without the front riser plate. We usually run with the alloy block either on the plate, or with 0.5mm under there. Usually on the plate with a spool, and raised with a one way.
The rear we usually run with 1.5mm between riser plate and block.
Front wishbone position is usually right back, and rear wishbone is usually 1mm back from centre for a starting point.
Personally I don't ever run anti/pro squat on the rear, or any kickup.anti dive on the front.
Hope some of this helps.
However as a general guide for roll centres etc. We always run the alloy pivot blocks front and rear, which are approx 0.4mm lower than the std plastic ones. Don't think we have ever run without the front riser plate. We usually run with the alloy block either on the plate, or with 0.5mm under there. Usually on the plate with a spool, and raised with a one way.
The rear we usually run with 1.5mm between riser plate and block.
Front wishbone position is usually right back, and rear wishbone is usually 1mm back from centre for a starting point.
Personally I don't ever run anti/pro squat on the rear, or any kickup.anti dive on the front.
Hope some of this helps.