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Old 26-09-2010
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Default S1 or c/f for high grip?

Got both options and with recent racing on silly high grip tracks just got me thinking.

S1 chassis is currently on the car
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c/f on high grip s1 on low grip simples
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c/f on high grip s1 on low grip simples
That's what I thought as feeling chassis generates more grip?

Torch is silly grippy at the mo so may change it back to c/f. But then thinking about it winter is inbound

Weird thing is I have been getting better with the S1.

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why not just try them back to back its 8 screws stop being lazy and just try it
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why not just try them back to back its 8 screws stop being lazy and just try it
Hope to this week if the weather is ok and I can get a few hours off from work.

Should have done it at silverstone but hey ho..
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