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C class Mitsubushi Eclipse GTS setup.

Last post 03-17-2008, 5:29 PM by luke89. 5 replies.
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  •  03-15-2008, 5:09 PM 1383936

    C class Mitsubushi Eclipse GTS setup.

    This is one of my latest setups.
    I find it really easy to drive on a variety of tracks and managed to put in a lap of 8:37.358 on the 'Ring, placing me inside the top 500 for now, just by drivng clean and exploring the car's limits.

    Please feel free to try the setup out and give any criticism and improvements you deem appropriate.


    Car Manufacturer and Name: 2003 Mitsubushi Eclipse GTS
    Class: C Class
    List of Upgrades:

    Engine Upgrades: SPORT Exhaust
    Platform Upgrades: All RACE platform upgrades except SPORT Weight Reduction and STOCK Driveline
    Tires and Rims: Avon Slick, RACE Tires, +1 upgraded Tire Width, +2 Rim sizes to 19" Rims, Hamann PG3 Rims
    Body and Aero: Wings West Side skirts, Front and Rear bumpers, BOMEX wing

    Car Settings:

    Tire Pressure
    Front: 28psi
    Rear: 29psi

    Gearing:
    FD: 3.86
    1st: 3.61
    2nd: 2.09
    3rd: 1.42
    4th: 1.13
    5th: 0.97
    6th: 0.85

    Alignment
    Camber front: 0.7
    Camber Rear: 0.8
    Toe Front: 0.2
    Toe Rear: 0.5
    Front Caster: 5.0

    Anti Roll Bars
    Front: 9.36
    Rear: 20.90

    Springs
    Front: 372.2
    Rear: 584.9

    Ride Height
    Front: 3.6
    Rear: 3.8

    Rebound Damping

    Front: 5.1
    Rear: 7.8

    Bump Stiffness
    Front: 3.4
    Rear: 5.3


    DownForce
    Front: NA
    Rear: NA

    Braking Force
    Balance: 46% front
    Pressure: 114%

    Differential
    Front Accel: 48%
    Front Decel: 48%
    Rear Accel:NA
    Rear Decel:NA

    GT: Defconluke
    Freelance tester, if you need a hand in testing something let me know.
  •  03-15-2008, 6:49 PM 1384121 in reply to 1383936

    Re: C class Mitsubushi Eclipse GTS setup.

    Thanks for sharing luke!  I appreciate it, and the community will be better for it.  Thanks.
    "Team Mugen makes me vomit."

    Muscle-Inc Member and sole proprietor of Spanky's Speedshop
  •  03-15-2008, 7:05 PM 1384155 in reply to 1383936

    Re: C class Mitsubushi Eclipse GTS setup.

    +1 on the "Thanks for Sharing" ... it's always nice to try out new cars and setups... Looking forward to giving this one a try!

    - Don


    GT: Don Ente

  •  03-17-2008, 10:26 AM 1388523 in reply to 1383936

    Re: C class Mitsubushi Eclipse GTS setup.

    Hey Luke...

    I tried out your Eclipse - very nice alternative C-Class car! I was able to run a 1:31.725 on Road Atlanta (where I do almost all of my first-test-runs with new cars), which would sit at #629 right now. The only change I made was to set the Brake Pressure down to 85% --- and I consider that just a personal preference setting (I find it a bit easier to run without ABS, and lowering the pressure gives me a little more play in the brake trigger).

    Another good example of sharing a good car - thanks again!

    - Don


    GT: Don Ente

  •  03-17-2008, 5:25 PM 1389714 in reply to 1383936

    Re: C class Mitsubushi Eclipse GTS setup.

    Well done on this setup Luke.

    The car has great turn in and absolutely sticks. The only thing I changed was I lowered the brake pressure to 105% so that I'd have more trigger room to modulate the brakes before abs kicked in. I was able to manage a 1:01.702 lap time on Tsukuba. I'm not sure how this compares to everyone else but is the fastest I've ever ran the track in c class.

    Thanks for sharing.

    Edit: Would everyone else agree that this car is strongest on tracks with many turns and short straights?


    GT: Mayhem702
    I'm looking for some clean, B-level racing.
  •  03-17-2008, 5:29 PM 1389726 in reply to 1389714

    Re: C class Mitsubushi Eclipse GTS setup.

    Glad to hear it's working for some of you.
    GT: Defconluke
    Freelance tester, if you need a hand in testing something let me know.
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