Wolfpen Gap Video

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  1. rsutton1223

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    As soon as I hit 1,000 in the car...I took it up to N.GA for a run.

    I just ordered the suction cup mount for my GoPro HD's to get some better angles...

    Can't get the embed to work...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTCama-_qkA
     
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    Matto357 Crazyazn likes Naps
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    Haha, once you get your sway bars on that run will be so much more fun.
     
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    Why is it called hogpen gap on youtube?

    Here is the video embedded

    [youtube]oTCama-_qkA[/youtube]
     
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    Because it is...typo on my part.
     
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    It's in the works. ;)

    The biggest issue I had up there was body roll. The RCE sways should take care of that. Coilovers would be the next step in that process, but a couple of other things are coming first.
     
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    You might find that you won't need coilovers, unless you want to play with adjustments.
     
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    I'm actually betting on that. I would like to lower the ride height a little bit in the future and still have adequate suspension travel (that negates just going with springs).
     
  10. crazyazn

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    If you still go with coilovers, be careful on choice, as some of the more budget ones lack what I think a lot of people call 'droop' or essentially shock travel when the shock unloads/conforms to a dip in the road.

    At least I noticed a large travel distance between stock struts and the coilovers I got when just jacking up the car. With the coilovers i can get one whole side off the grand just lifting the car from the front jack point just behind the front tires (makes tire rotation muuch faster). I don't have actual numbers, but I suspect a good strut setup may have more physical travel over most road oriented coil overs.
     
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    Which brand did you go with?
     
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    Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry9630/5.0.0.975 Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/105)

    I've got rec tarmac 2's with the default spring rates. I've been told that they're on the longer side of suspension travel, and I see them drop about 1.5-2inches when I jack the car up, and I've seen a subie on bc's that didn't seem to drop much at all
     

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