M3 just as quick as a stg 3 cossie!
#41
Originally Posted by wimwerf
why do people think cossies have bad road performance...
why do people think cossies are only fast in straight line...
most of them are modified with new shocks, bushes..springs...
i think a modified cossie with the things ive mentioned isnt slower in a corner then an m3...
why do people think cossies are only fast in straight line...
most of them are modified with new shocks, bushes..springs...
i think a modified cossie with the things ive mentioned isnt slower in a corner then an m3...
Yeah, shithot
#42
Originally Posted by Stavros
Originally Posted by wimwerf
why do people think cossies have bad road performance...
why do people think cossies are only fast in straight line...
most of them are modified with new shocks, bushes..springs...
i think a modified cossie with the things ive mentioned isnt slower in a corner then an m3...
why do people think cossies are only fast in straight line...
most of them are modified with new shocks, bushes..springs...
i think a modified cossie with the things ive mentioned isnt slower in a corner then an m3...
Yeah, shithot
#45
Originally Posted by staffi
Mike, just out of interest, what was your set up handling wise???
Front: Independent by LEDA adjustable 2˝" coilovers with 400lb springs. Macpherson struts, three-door Cosworth hubs and track control arms, set to 2° negative camber, 0" 20' toe in. Standard 28mm anti-roll bar with polyurethane bushes and GGR Grp A three piece strut brace.
Rear: Independent, by semi-trailing arms, LEDA adjustable 2ź" coilovers with 200lb springs and Escort Cosworth 22mm anti-roll bar. Ream beam replaced with an Ahmed Bayjoo modified (Grp A) 6°
item, rose jointed and fully adjustable set to 1.5° negative camber and 0' 0" toe. Polyurethane rear axle bushes and Sparco rose jointed rear strut brace.
Rear bumpsteer:
Bump
60mm - 0.030" toe in
50mm - 0.023" toe in
40mm - 0.015" toe in
30mm - 0.009" toe in
20mm - 0.005" toe in
10mm - 0.003" toe in
0.0mm - 0.000" toe in
Droop
10mm - 0.001" toe out
20mm - 0.002" toe out
30mm - 0.003" toe out
To be honest, the spring rates were too harsh for bumper back roads, but on smooth A-roads / track, it was awesome . On my Escort, I have softened the spring rates off, which although compromises it a little on track, it is awesome on the road and round the Ring .
#47
i have to get a 'proper' stage 3 now then
mine feels a little slow now
will get it back in one piece, then more boost (and breakages )
Glad you are happy with the M3 dave. Awesome machine.
i would have got the convertible though, if you gonna pose, you may as well do it properly
mine feels a little slow now
will get it back in one piece, then more boost (and breakages )
Glad you are happy with the M3 dave. Awesome machine.
i would have got the convertible though, if you gonna pose, you may as well do it properly
#49
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Originally Posted by staffi
Mike, just out of interest, what was your set up handling wise???
Front: Independent by LEDA adjustable 2˝" coilovers with 400lb springs. Macpherson struts, three-door Cosworth hubs and track control arms, set to 2° negative camber, 0" 20' toe in. Standard 28mm anti-roll bar with polyurethane bushes and GGR Grp A three piece strut brace.
Rear: Independent, by semi-trailing arms, LEDA adjustable 2ź" coilovers with 200lb springs and Escort Cosworth 22mm anti-roll bar. Ream beam replaced with an Ahmed Bayjoo modified (Grp A) 6°
item, rose jointed and fully adjustable set to 1.5° negative camber and 0' 0" toe. Polyurethane rear axle bushes and Sparco rose jointed rear strut brace.
Rear bumpsteer:
Bump
60mm - 0.030" toe in
50mm - 0.023" toe in
40mm - 0.015" toe in
30mm - 0.009" toe in
20mm - 0.005" toe in
10mm - 0.003" toe in
0.0mm - 0.000" toe in
Droop
10mm - 0.001" toe out
20mm - 0.002" toe out
30mm - 0.003" toe out
To be honest, the spring rates were too harsh for bumper back roads, but on smooth A-roads / track, it was awesome . On my Escort, I have softened the spring rates off, which although compromises it a little on track, it is awesome on the road and round the Ring .
#50
Originally Posted by Stavros
Originally Posted by wimwerf
why do people think cossies have bad road performance...
why do people think cossies are only fast in straight line...
most of them are modified with new shocks, bushes..springs...
i think a modified cossie with the things ive mentioned isnt slower in a corner then an m3...
why do people think cossies are only fast in straight line...
most of them are modified with new shocks, bushes..springs...
i think a modified cossie with the things ive mentioned isnt slower in a corner then an m3...
Yeah, shithot
im on bridgestone potenzas re050a....not your nangkang tyre is it?..oh..and there 215 wide...
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