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I'd like to know what your guys' setups are for the '67 Cobra 427. And for the Seattle Full Circuit. It's been a long time since a drove a stock Cobra, but from what I can remember it understeered like hell, and oversteered if you hit the throttle to hard or too early on the exit of the corners. I'm particularly interested in damper settings (I think I have both Bound & Rebound on 4) as mine is pretty soft and bounces all over the place and is hard to control when you go up the hill at seattle (the one that steps up 3 or 4 times) and doesn't particularly like it if you hit the kurbs to hard. I'm also interested in ride height, gearing, pretty much the whole setup
I kinda like that setup, as thats how they handled for real. Heavy but responsive steering (thanks to the big 427 mounted pretty much directly on top of the steering/front suspension). A particularly skittish rear end, especially when braking (again thanks to the big engine mounted up front [Weight Transfer] aided by the massive power and torque sent to those fat rear tyres. 👍
So my setup is pretty realistic, and you have to drive it quite carefully, slowing before the corner, and powering around it to transfer the weight to the rear aiding traction, just like the real thing!! It's very interesting to drive around seattle on worn tyres .
I kinda like that setup, as thats how they handled for real. Heavy but responsive steering (thanks to the big 427 mounted pretty much directly on top of the steering/front suspension). A particularly skittish rear end, especially when braking (again thanks to the big engine mounted up front [Weight Transfer] aided by the massive power and torque sent to those fat rear tyres. 👍
So my setup is pretty realistic, and you have to drive it quite carefully, slowing before the corner, and powering around it to transfer the weight to the rear aiding traction, just like the real thing!! It's very interesting to drive around seattle on worn tyres .