PSS9's track settings
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PSS9's track settings
I'm putting PSS9's on my car for track use...what is everyone using for track setting? Everything else is stock so far. I will be running Ntto NT01's. I have been tracking and teaching Porsches for years so I'm looking for the best track settings with what I have....Thank you guys for your help.
Tim
Tim
#2
I like to start at 2 and fell the car. Depends how bumpy the track is. 1 is great but sometimes too jouncy. Remember to give the tires and brakes a breather every few laps, lots of weight and heat. Have fun!
#3
"Remember to give the tires and brakes a breather every few laps, lots of weight and heat." With out a doubt...When I run TT with NASA I get one warmup lap and my next one has to be my best...the tires go off from heat after that.
.. Is the lower the number the stiffer they get?
Tim
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Tim
#4
"Remember to give the tires and brakes a breather every few laps, lots of weight and heat." With out a doubt...When I run TT with NASA I get one warmup lap and my next one has to be my best...the tires go off from heat after that.
.. Is the lower the number the stiffer they get?
Tim
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Tim
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#7
I use rears one level stiffer than front. And check tire pressures after each run. they change as day goes on.
Jb
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I always check tire pressure after every session...Been teaching for many years...Thank you guys for the setting to start with. I guess with this heavy of a car I'll end up with 1 & 1 f-b or 2-1 f-b.
Tim
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