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WOPSiWOT
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The wording makes it pretty clear they aren’t going to move the FL5 until 2028. They are protecting the Twins in DS, or something. They should have moved it last year and didn’t. Whatever interests that were in play in the decision to keep the FL5 in BS are still in play now.
SlowAP2
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The wording is asking for member feedback. More support for option 1 will hopefully move the needle for 2027 for us.
And yes, there's 1 SAC member that was protecting the twins for dumb reasons last year over course dependencies
WOPSiWOT
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They will be receiving another letter from me, I’m just not optimistic. Happy to be proven wrong!The wording is asking for member feedback. More support for option 1 will hopefully move the needle for 2027 for us.
And yes, there's 1 SAC member that was protecting the twins for dumb reasons last year over course dependencies
tcolletti
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I'll send a letter in this year as well. Talk to all your friends with GRC and DE5 as well. I am sure we would all love DS to be a hot hatch class again
Sinnelizer
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Wonder what is the tyre pressure you all run? Street stock Michelin tires on ITS. Elantra N yesterday advised 42 psi in front and 39 in back, which is a bit high, i think. I tried 38 psi square and it worked well. My first weekend in a new car. Transitioning from a RWD Camaro SS.
tcolletti
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We have a lot more tire that the Ns. Both in terms of width and sidewall stiffness.
That being said with the stock tires I would start at 34 front and 40 Rear. Check for roll over in the front using chalk. If you are not rolling over the shoulder then drop to 32-33.
