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BC Racing BR Series Setup
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BC Racing BR Series Setup
Hi All,
I have recently acquired a set of these in a standard off the shelf configuration ie no spring or valving upgrades and will be installing them relatively soon. They come with the usual 10/5kg F/R spring rates. I'm planning for this to be a daily drive so i dont want a harsh ride but still have good handling and response. I know a few people have a set of these installed and id just like to ask your advice on setting them up to save me pissing about, ie what you found worked best for you. I know thats subjective but im hoping you can guide me to achieve the above from your experiences.
BC Racing do provide a guide on how much preload should be added but i cant imagine the same setting works perfectly for all cars, so how much preload would you recommend front and rear if anything?
I want the ride height to be approx a 1 finger gap between the arch and tire, any advice on achieving these measurements straight off the bat?
Finally how do you find the damping settings, whereabouts in the damping range do you find your daily driving settings, freaking insane driving and track driving? I normally express this as -15 from hard etc so if you can stick to that format to be clear that would be great.
Cheers
Max
I have recently acquired a set of these in a standard off the shelf configuration ie no spring or valving upgrades and will be installing them relatively soon. They come with the usual 10/5kg F/R spring rates. I'm planning for this to be a daily drive so i dont want a harsh ride but still have good handling and response. I know a few people have a set of these installed and id just like to ask your advice on setting them up to save me pissing about, ie what you found worked best for you. I know thats subjective but im hoping you can guide me to achieve the above from your experiences.
BC Racing do provide a guide on how much preload should be added but i cant imagine the same setting works perfectly for all cars, so how much preload would you recommend front and rear if anything?
I want the ride height to be approx a 1 finger gap between the arch and tire, any advice on achieving these measurements straight off the bat?
Finally how do you find the damping settings, whereabouts in the damping range do you find your daily driving settings, freaking insane driving and track driving? I normally express this as -15 from hard etc so if you can stick to that format to be clear that would be great.
Cheers
Max
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Re: BC Racing BR Series Setup
I thought the preload was set to a standard level from factory, only needing to be changed when doing corner weighting?
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Personally ive read varying reports on this and im fairly sure I found something on their website at some point that said they don't preload them from the factory.tom023 wrote:I thought the preload was set to a standard level from factory, only needing to be changed when doing corner weighting?
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