Hacki
Active member
For more info concerning set up here are my car´s figures of the cornerweight scale:
Full tank, without driver:
LF 236.5 RF 247.0
LR 379.5 RR 389.5
Rear 769.0 61.3%
Cross 626.5 50.0%
Total 1,252.5
Full tank, with driver (lightweight mechanic[])
LF 262.5 RF 256.5
LR 405.0 RR 400.0
Rear 805.0 60.8%
Cross 661.5 49.9%
Total 1,324.0
ARB front second hardest
ARB rear full soft
Toe in 0
Front camber no figures, about 1.5
Rear camber no figures, about 0
(compromise for road use and Nordschleife and trackdays and clubsport on road legal tyres, for sure not the fastest setup on a smooth race track)
The car is wonderful neutral with this setup, as confirmed by a factory testdriver.
To have it really neutral, we lowered the rear just a little to get rid off some oversteer. That´s the way it is for years now. My experience is that corner weighing is absolutely essential.
Slicks and any no compromise use will be a different story.
I hope that helps here and there!
Rgds,
Hacki
Full tank, without driver:
LF 236.5 RF 247.0
LR 379.5 RR 389.5
Rear 769.0 61.3%
Cross 626.5 50.0%
Total 1,252.5
Full tank, with driver (lightweight mechanic[])
LF 262.5 RF 256.5
LR 405.0 RR 400.0
Rear 805.0 60.8%
Cross 661.5 49.9%
Total 1,324.0
ARB front second hardest
ARB rear full soft
Toe in 0
Front camber no figures, about 1.5
Rear camber no figures, about 0
(compromise for road use and Nordschleife and trackdays and clubsport on road legal tyres, for sure not the fastest setup on a smooth race track)
The car is wonderful neutral with this setup, as confirmed by a factory testdriver.
To have it really neutral, we lowered the rear just a little to get rid off some oversteer. That´s the way it is for years now. My experience is that corner weighing is absolutely essential.
Slicks and any no compromise use will be a different story.
I hope that helps here and there!
Rgds,
Hacki