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I strapped the front the tow bar in the nose. The rear is suspension arms. I've had no trouble in the hundreds of dyno runs the car has seen. Its not a fragile as you might think.....
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Finally got the front rotors drilled. Weight dropped from 9lbs 10oz to 8lbs 5 oz! Saved just 1lb 5 oz per rotor. Thus total saved is 5lbs 2oz total unsprung weight!
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this may be a dumb question, but does drilling the rotors like that affect the rotors negatively at all? you took alot of material off those rotors
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We'll see! The problem I had before is that in AutoX there is not enough continuous braking to heat up the rotors. This indicates too much mass. Now that I have lightened them by 15%, hopefully they will heat up appropriately and not too much.
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