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Last Saturday I’ve tested the latest tune from Martin and new brake pads.

I have to say that the Willall tune worked very well. I’ve run the car at Eastern Creek trying to chase time set by LSX-438 (without luck). The tune significantly improved outright performance but at the same time allowed much more throttle control which was lucking in my previous tune. Now I can overcome understeer with throttle without the car attempting to swap ends. Thanks Martin

The MX-72 on the other hand where just OK. Better than stock, no brake fade at all, but the feel was similar to the OEM pads. No noise at all so far. These pads will be fine for road use with occasional track day. It you planning on spending more time on the track you may have to invest in better pads.

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I have the new Willall COBB tune as well & it is great. I tracked my R35 today (while I was waiting for my R33 to cool)

& am still finding the standard pads working well (I only do 4-5 flying laps a time) although I am sure it is just a matter

of time till I will need to upgrade them.

I am getting used to a new set of 360mm 6 spot Alcons on the R33 & was amazed how good the R35 pulls up compared

to that. R35 are amazing cars. Drove it out there. Never touched a thing. Has 11000km std Bridgestones. Am only .8 second

behind my race car!!! ( so far - race GTR has lots of sorting)

Good to hear you had success with running our new track tuning strategy Marek. Keeping the GTR chassis balanced at partial throttle is one of the keys to getting these cars to run both quick and consistent at the track, this and keeping boost all the way to redline (for good trap speeds and overtaking power) are the keys to improved lap times :banana:

What other secrets were in the Willall R35 Martin?

http://gsr-evo-club.net/documents/track-da...l%20Results.pdf

Keir did a mighty quick time in the above result.

I have a lot of catching up to do!

Damn money tree...grow grow lol

No real secrets Dan, and suprisingly few mods....

Having said that we are going out again on November 6 and will be reasonably disappointed if we dont bring home a 1:14.XX

I think...with some development....there are 1:13 laps in these cars at Mallala. Time will tell :cool:

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