Thanks. I'm using only CB005/BK051 (little drag racing, mostly road course fun).Is this where we start flexing our muscles? Our fastest NA cars are MUCH MUCH quicker than that one. FYI.
That pass above was one of the slower passes and sixty-foot times. That was an 11.8@115 with a 1.65 sixty-foot time.
The BMR IRS parts in that photo: CB005, BK051, TCA048 and BK081
Have you Done before/after with only the V-links changed? Say for road courses?TCA048
We have absolutely done testing with all of our components before and after. Actually, the black car above was the car that I did the testing with for our TCA048 V-Links. I truly enjoyed them on that car. I used that car for street testing, road course testing and drag-strip testing. My goal was to run 11.50s in the quarter mile, run 1.25 laps at the Firm on junk tires and daily drive the car 500 miles a week in comfort. I accomplished all of those.Thanks. I'm using only CB005/BK051 (little drag racing, mostly road course fun).
Have you Done before/after with only the V-links changed? Say for road courses?
I expected as much.. before the bushings I had armageddon wheel hop for 9 passes down the quarter. Checked the stock v-links when I got home and they were as right as rain.More specifically on the Vertical Links, I have not seen any significant improvement in elapsed times or lap times when it comes to measuring performance with only the Vertical Links being the change.
#1 and #2 Naturally Aspirated S550 cars.
I agree 100%. Very unique and specific builds.RB's car is a bad mofo of an N/A build. Especially in KB. Those two cars write the book on parts, setup, and tuning for the baddest around.
You sell his (RB) pinion limiter yet? HEHE so simple and innovative. I asked him while back he said ZERO NVH increase, was mentioned to put a nylon or poly spacer in between.I agree 100%. Very unique and specific builds.
Of course, Shaun went boost and is already in the mid 8s.