Valid. You find the VF10s more aesthetically pleasing than the stockers so it makes sense that yours would be relegated to track beater duty for you lol.
I'm the weirdo that prefers the stock wheel design over everything I've seen yet so I'm happy to keep rocking them for street duty. They're...
Another awesome Sunday autocross down. Grabbed first place novice by 2-thousandths of a second index time on my final run... 😅 close call!
On another note, I need new street tires because Virginia rejected my state safety inspection because I don't have enough tread on the outside of the...
Nice, just as I'm looking for lightweight HPDE wheels. PM quote, please. Any idea of what the weight savings are for comparable sizes over the Dark Horse HP wheels?
Negative camber would actually cause the opposite of the wear you're claiming to have. We use negative camber to keep the tire flatter and increase contact patch during cornering when the car's suspension loading is to the outside. In relatively straight daily driving you would wear the insides...
Autocrossed the Dark Horse again this last weekend at night. We only got 3 runs due to the number of people signed up and the limit on time. Temps were nice and cool but that meant I couldn't get the Trofeos to stick. 1st run was like a slip and slide. This recording was my 2nd run which felt...
What are you Dark Horse or Performance Pack guys running for drag wheels to fit the rear 2 caliper Brembos? I'm not having any luck on the usual aftermarket vendor sites finding something I want that fits.
I'm pretty satisfied with how my car's steering feedback feels but I have found tire feel is increased with an aggressive alignment and decreased by stability control. With front toe out, maxed negative camber, and ASC completely turned off, I can feel the front pretty good during autocross.
There's 4 nuts each side under the hood that are easily accessible that are just as likely as the bolts on the spindle to contribute to that clunking sound. I'm not saying to give the shop a pass but you can check if they're loose pretty quickly.