Why staggered wheels again?
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Racer
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: TX
00 Frc
I have an early 2000 FRC and not sure what generation active handling I have but this discusion has certainly been informative.I appreciate all the input and know that I'm not the only one on here that learns more by reading everyone else's problems/questions and concerns.Most of the time ,the answer can be found without asking anyone.I still LOVE this forum and appreciate the company of my fellow Corvette nuts. 
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Drifting
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: Bothell WA
I have a 2002 Coupe. I have a set of track rims and tires that have the exact same tire and wheel size for all 4 corners of my car. I run them with active handling on and in competitive mode without any problems.
- Mark
- Mark
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2001
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From: Alamo CA
I've run two years on the track with first OEM run-flats and then Z06 wheels and tires and after Bragg-Smith gotten pretty good at what I term, driving around the system, staying smooth enough to either keep it from comming on or only seeing it every 3/4 laps. That was until last weekend. I decided to try Kuhmo Ecsta's and had enough left on the GY supercars that I thought I'd run two more days with them on the fronts, bad idea. The Active Handling came on in turn 1 at TH and until I'd gone about 5sec's slower than my previous times it kept comming on in almost every turn, I see why some complain. It got better as I figured out a better pressure set up front to rear but never got near what I was able to do with GY's all around. Since I've already got the Kuhmo's for the front I'll run next time with them on both ends but not sure I won't go back to GY's since I want to stay on street's. FWIW, any inputs welcome.
Randy
The Kuhmo's are stock Z06 rear size, 295's.
BTW, the yaw sensor is a single solid state gyroscope with a self test mode that should turn it off if it gives what the system considers bad input. Not an engineer.
Randy
The Kuhmo's are stock Z06 rear size, 295's.
BTW, the yaw sensor is a single solid state gyroscope with a self test mode that should turn it off if it gives what the system considers bad input. Not an engineer.
