Hi Guys
Just a quick run down of my experience with the torque split contoller. I own a R32 gtr that is quite standard it only has a power fc, adjustable camber and castor arms and a cat back and of course the TSC(torque split controller). I took my car down to wakefield for the australia day track day with the autosports guys and had a great time. I only just got my car ready for the day because i had a minor front ender in it a week before christmas and it took a while to get all the parts sorted, but we got there even with a left hand front shock that by half day had leaked all its oil out and realy had alot of trouble keeping the wheel on the ground. The shocks abd springs all look original so they have done ok being 17 years old, they will be changed very soon.
OK so the tsc because thats what you will be here to read about. First session out i took it easy after getting the PFC tuned and a totally different wheel alignment done a couple of days earlier. But i found that the car really wanted to slide out of corners. The rear diff is also getting quite worn which was letting the inside rear wheel spin which really didnt help with getting the power down. About halfway through the first session (4to5 laps) i didnt like how it felt and wasnt getting the power down at all well so i changed the TSC from standard (map 1 no gain) to map 2 and 10% gain and the difference was huge! Being able the get on the gas erlier and alot harder it really changed to feel of the car. It felt and was alot faster through the tighter corners where before i really had to pedal it, now i could just accelerate out of the corner. Through changing the drive to the front it held a tighter line by feeding the power to the front earlier and also helped with mid corner turn in.
I left it at this setting and thought that i needed to learn the track and get my lines a bit sorted. Later on in the day i started playing with the gain looking for the best exit out of the last corner onto the straight. I didnt get a chance to play with the other maps but found that just on map 2 i was able to tune everything from power on understeer due to the front wheels breaking trackion to nice smooth neutral oversteer just by adjusting the gain. The biggest thing i found was that it made the car alot easier to drive faster on the track.
Ill be heading to eastern creek in a couple of months with coilovers and am really looking forward to seeing what it can do around corner 1.