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with max 30% to front wheels what is the advantage of 2wd conversion? ty
1. Better steering feelwith max 30% to front wheels what is the advantage of 2wd conversion? ty
Agree. Best performance improvement money you’ll ever spend.Track driving lessons from a trained instructor.
1. Better steering feel
2. Decreased drivetrain loss
3. Smoother clutch engagement and longer life
4. Reduced weight
Rear weight bias mixed with linear power delivery of both motors means traction is easy to modulate with rwd. For people who like to drive on the edge of adhesion, breakaway is much more progressive with rwd conversion.
I totally agree w ur post! I spoke w Scott. He’s such a nice guy and knowledgeable. Can’t wait for my Ohlins to go on my car. Will transform the entire ride and it’s the single most important thing you can do to the car.1. Fabspeed exhaust
2. Custom Ohlins from Ahlman Performance
3. VF tune
Awesome! The only problem you’ll have is wanting to put even more miles on the car now lol.I totally agree w ur post! I spoke w Scott. He’s such a nice guy and knowledgeable. Can’t wait for my Ohlins to go on my car. Will transform the entire ride and it’s the single most important thing you can do to the car.
It’s easily reversible.5. Reduced Resale Value
Original RWS are not holding value as well as Plus’s, let alone those which are modified, but that’s a separate topic.
Agree on drivability points generally, but need to balance that against the above.
Yes, and be sure to go for the 305's in the rear. Essentially a no-cost upgrade to the 295's.If you don't already have them:
1. Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tyres
Totally surpass the performance (turn in, feel, grip in less than perfect driving conditions) of the awful stock Pirelli's.
OHLINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1. Fabspeed exhaust
2. Custom Ohlins from Ahlman Performance
3. VF tune
Exactly my setupFor me it was an exhaust (Capristo) and an ECU tune (APR).
My exact setup1. Fabspeed exhaust
2. Custom Ohlins from Ahlman Performance
3. VF tune