Most of these places are more than happy to show you how it all works:D My local TyrePower is more than happy to adjust my setup for Drag, Track or Street depending on my needs.
I personally would take it to get adjusted at a tyre shop, where they can adjust the camber, but make sure it hasn't had any other negative affect on the suspension.
Mark, I agree with GTRKEN's analysis, but it is also the spread of compression that is important not the actual figure necessarily. Depends how many cranks they allow while doing the comp test. The spread between 125-105 isn't too bad, but as suggested a leak-down test may show more.
Cheers
Paul
I know what it's like getting a club off the ground from scratch, so I'm willing to help you guys out. Not saying everything we do is perfect, but it's working pretty good at the moment. We currently have sponsors asking us if they can sponsor us:D
warpz0r, As Ken says, you currently have nothing to tune, other than adjusting the CAS for base timing. Best to do a power-run to determine whether your current setup is running safely, after that then choose either an SAFC, remap or full computer.
You won't believe it till you've tried it, but that is the reason these pads are used in motorsport, cause there designed to stop time after time, alot of traditional brakepads suffer badly from heat-fade.
It's not about democracy, it's about protecting businesses from possible malicious intent, which I'm sure wasn't Strichnine's intention, but is reason why the forum rule exists.