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ArizonaBOSS

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BigTaco said:
Brakes; these are the Brembo race calipers (4 piston) that allow the "Double Stuff" sized brake pads, no?

You bet.
 
I was asking another member about the Ford Racing adjustable-ramp limited-slip differential and he pointed me to the article linked below. Looks like that could be a nice improvement over the Torsen. Anyone know much about this?

http://www.taylor-race.com/pdf/understanding_differentials.pdf
 
Link to a spotters guide for tomorrow's race. The GT350's are on page 3.

I note Joey Hand is driving with Scott Pruett in the #1 DP car. Both are from the Sacramento area and I've raced karts against Joey before. Let's just say he was a lot faster than me and leave it at that. ::)

http://www.imsa.com/sites/default/files/spotter_guides/2015_TUSC_WGI_SpottersGuide_v2.pdf
 

ArizonaBOSS

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NFSBOSS said:
Scott Maxwell in the #15 car qualified on pole and 16 year old Austin Cindric qualified in 7th about a second behind Maxwell. Pretty impressive for the first time out. You can watch the race live on IMSA.com tomorrow.

http://scoring.imsa.com/

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Grant 302

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NFSBOSS said:
Scott Maxwell in the #15 car qualified on pole and 16 year old Austin Cindric qualified in 7th about a second behind Maxwell. Pretty impressive for the first time out. You can watch the race live on IMSA.com tomorrow.

http://scoring.imsa.com/

For those who didn't catch the live scoring:
http://www.imsa.com/sites/default/files/race_result_files/2015_CTSC_WGI_Qualifying.pdf
 

ArizonaBOSS

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I wonder if that extra-beefy (and tall) camber plate is to allow for extra damper travel while still keeping the front end relatively low. Also I wonder if they had issues keeping the strut in-place at the tower under heavy cornering loads with only three mounting points. Hrm.
 
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It looks like they are using some pretty big wheel spacers on the front. I guess they would have to because of the smaller wheel and tire set-up. I wonder if that set-up is lighter than a wheel with less backspacing.
 

Grant 302

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ArizonaBOSS said:
Check out that carbon fiber caliper cover thing...wonder if that is for burn prevention when working or what? Also triple brake ducts, damn!

I've bee wondering too...my first guess was to prevent airflow through the caliper.

Is the 3rd/smaller duct for something else?

Love the diffuser extension starting at the fuel cell!

Keep the pics coming!....it's making me want to drill out some spot welds. ;D
 

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