Sanwa Exzes X setup........

[gazhillAE]

Hi guys

Right this is just a question to see how you all setup your tranny.

Steering wise do you set your high point at 150 or lower?
The lower you seem to go on the high point the more twitchy and sensitive the steering feels on track.
As in if you go down to 120 for the high point setting instead of 150 and then set your left/right end points you will notice a huge difference.

Throttle and brake wise what do you set your high point as?
The highest settings are 150 and 160 for throttle and brake
If you lower these settings to say 120 for both the car seems to have a more sensitive brake and more sensitive throttle movement.

What is right out of these or would you always set the high points at the highest possible settings...?

I've had a go of someone's car with the same electrics In it just the high points set much lower and it made the car feel totally different with the throttle, brake and steering delivery.

Any info or testing you've done would would be appreciated

Gaz

[leebunker]

end pionts are set to what the car needs if your car hits full lock at 101 then thats what you set it at if its if you dont set this right you car will hit full lock at maybe half stick and the rest is wasted and killing your servo

[aShF]

He wants to know what you setup first.. do you set the steering lock first at 150 and then work with your EPA or do you set your EPA to 100 100 then work with the steering lock.

[gazhillAE]

Originally Posted by aShF

He wants to know what you setup first.. do you set the steering lock first at 150 and then work with your EPA or do you set your EPA to 100 100 then work with the steering lock.

Yep
Lee you miss read that mate
End points are adjusted one ever setting you choose
It's not that I'm after sorry

[scooterboy]

Do you set the throttle and brake end points to 150/160 before calibration

[tyreman]

Originally Posted by scooterboy

Do you set the throttle and brake end points to 150/160 before calibration

Most speedos recommend 100 for brake and throttle