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BoostblueFL5

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The suspension on ITS may be softer and heavier
Slower than CTR 😅
 


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Dont ever plan to track it. On the street you'll just be more comfortable, good trade off. Besides the +R looks borderline unusable.
Borderline? If it's useless on majority of tracks, it's almost a certainty it's useless on street.
 

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Borderline? If it's useless on majority of tracks, it's almost a certainty it's useless on street.
there are smooth circuits around, Mont Tremblant was very smooth, Lime Rock is not bad. The US reviews were on bumpy tracks.
 


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there are smooth circuits around, Mont Tremblant was very smooth, Lime Rock is not bad. The US reviews were on bumpy tracks.
There's a bumpy track and then there is unusable suspension settings. Outside of Sazuka, has there been a course where +R was a highlight on said track vs. Using a less aggressive setting?
 
 




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