Suspension tuning Lever ratio

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Sorry to revive an older thread, but this proves that I legitimately have so much to learn still (I always will). I spent about the last 3-4 hours wracking my brain trying to understand everything being discussed here. Though it's still surface level, I kinda understand this now. Using this plus an old formula to find spring rate, I managed to shave almost 4 seconds off on Suzuka with the new 992. Stock setup on both runs with the exception of some tuning to the diff. I'm excited to see how much more I can extract from this car once I tune the dampeners and and refine the diff!

Thanks to everyone for sharing their knowledge and to Nenkai for everything he's done + the spreadsheet.
 
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MSZeta
Sorry to revive an older thread, but this proves that I legitimately have so much to learn still (I always will). I spent about the last 3-4 hours wracking my brain trying to understand everything being discussed here. Though it's still surface level, I kinda understand this now. Using this plus an old formula to find spring rate, I managed to shave almost 4 seconds off on Suzuka with the new 992. Stock setup on both runs with the exception of some tuning to the diff. I'm excited to see how much more I can extract from this car once I tune the dampeners and and refine the diff!

Thanks to everyone for sharing their knowledge and to Nenkai for everything he's done + the spreadsheet.
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Hey mate,

Get the app that I built using this. www.gtprotune.com

I used this lever ratio and a lot of other real world equations to tune great base tunes.
 
hookedonturbo
Hey mate,

Get the app that I built using this. www.gtprotune.com

I used this lever ratio and a lot of other real world equations to tune great base tunes.
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I've been wanting to check it out, but I don't have any disposable income currently. Plus, I want to learn how to calculate this stuff myself to add to my toolbox.
 
MSZeta
I've been wanting to check it out, but I don't have any disposable income currently. Plus, I want to learn how to calculate this stuff myself to add to my toolbox.
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Okay, it’s a one off cost of $19.99.

Good on you. Have fun.
 
hookedonturbo
Okay, it’s a one off cost of $19.99.

Good on you. Have fun.
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I didn't realize that it wasn't completely a subscription, that's my bad. It being a one-time purchase is definitely a lot more feasible. Thank you for clearing that up.
 

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