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F12 TDF or 275 GTB?

  1. F12 TDF

  2. 275 GTB

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  1. -K1-

    -K1- Formula Junior

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    #76 -K1-, Mar 13, 2023
    Were the springs and shocks the only tweaks? IIRC you had an improved set up too.
     
  2. simon klein

    simon klein Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #77 simon klein, Mar 13, 2023
    On which car Ken,the 330 or E Type?

    I didn't do the 330, the engineer I bought it from had done that.
    I'm guessing there was some negative camber involved in the front and better bushing all round 'cos it to stuck to the road very well.

    The E was bought sight unseen from a dealer 3000 miles away from a fresh resto and had never been on the road.
    It was rubbish when I got it on chinese whitewall tyres,they were first to go and then the shocks.
    All the remainder of the suspension appears to be new.
    Cheers.
     
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  3. NYC Fred

    NYC Fred F1 World Champ
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    #78 NYC Fred, Mar 14, 2023
    You lead a charmed life, Ferrari wise...
     
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  4. -K1-

    -K1- Formula Junior

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    #79 -K1-, Mar 16, 2023
    330 - not really a Jag guy sorry.
     
  5. simon klein

    simon klein Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #80 simon klein, Mar 16, 2023
    The bloke I bought it from is an engineer and proper driving enthusiast.
    It was beautifully set up for road and track.Harder slightly lowered progressive springs and Koni's all round.
     
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