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Old 17th February 2009, 00:25   #1
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Old 17th February 2009, 06:00   #2
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very nice 518 and 520i M5s, hahaha

now seriously, wich tyre pressure did you guys ussualy use for the track?
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Old 17th February 2009, 09:33   #3
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very nice 518 and 520i M5s, hahaha

now seriously, wich tyre pressure did you guys ussualy use for the track?
Good question , especially as the pressures in our competition tyres were far to high initially which resulted in Sebring Sienna feeling like she was floating from side to side and turning into corners herself !

Initially our ps2s were at 40 psi rear and 37 front ......no real issues .

Our track tyres were at 40psi all round , but this was reduced to 35psi with the tyres warm ( so more likely approx 30psi ) and the improvement in feel was measurably better .

The ps2s scrubbed well , across all of the tread and not down the sidewalls at all .

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Great pics Tel.......it brought a big smile to my face looking through them !

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Cars look great guys. A real testimony to the work put in to get them to this stage.

I hear the Porsche was very quick on the day...any of you able to keep up with it?
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I hear the Porsche was very quick on the day...any of you able to keep up with it?
Only in the pit lane Jnr !

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Only in the pit lane Jnr !

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I would have thought that what the M5 lacked in HP would have been more than made up for with muy grande cojones!!
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40 and 37 PSI..... hmm.... I run mine like 40 and 43, and the side even thoug dislikes it...... I need a camber plate.....
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Love the badging! Looks like great fun
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Your report card now reads...'Must try harder!!'

I would have thought that what the M5 lacked in HP would have been more than made up for with muy grande cojones!!
Agreed , although , in our defence , Snetterton is a couple of decent straights separated by a couple of right handers and a chicane .

Don't get me wrong , he wasn't blowing us away , but he went well round there and his car was very well accomplished !

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