QUOTE(davidke20 @ Aug 10 2013, 03:15 AM)
Quazacolt scares the crap out of my pee hole. It is seriously dangerous with that kinda setup. Initially before hitting the limit, it feels ok. The tyres were ok, but there isn't sufficient suspension action to make surface contact. Need to find a set of spring that can put your wheels on the floor before you can further increase your speed. Otherwise, give u slick tyre also no use. On the other hand, now I think back the "jumping" was not necessarily caused by your rear suspension. Have you check on your engine mounting lately?
As you wheelspun, if engine mounting KO will also make that kinda jump which can put your car out of business. You probably didn't feel it on the steering wheel, but with a good traction tyre and short shocks at the back, minor front movement will result in rear unstability. Tomorrow had your sister rev on your gas pedal, you open the hood and witness the action see whether the engine shake too much. Good luck in finding the right setup, don't bother to do it now as the trackday is too near to do any major adjustment.
damn, now that you mentioned it... that could be the case also. because i think after the accident my front torque mounting was "patched back"
i totally never thought of it at all and just focused on the rear, lol tomorrow morning will definitely take a look on it.
but eh considering you did mentioned it, i actually felt something as i tapped the throttle, which is EXACTLY what you described right now where else when i drive normally even on track/genting downhill, i tend to not throttle steer at all because on for track i tend to threshold brake a lot and just slowly/smoothly accelerate as i exit corners while at genting i tend to do light braking and light throttle movements because the nature of down hill tend to accelerate my car by itself anyways.
definitely a damn good experience and eye opener just before this coming track day. get to spot on things where else by myself i probably wouldn't have ever know