Tracking a Chim?
Tracking a Chim?
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leemarkadams

Original Poster:

859 posts

245 months

Sunday 15th October 2006
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Hello all, well after trying a cerb 4.5 and a Chim, I reckon when I do go for it, it will be a 5 lire Chim, as the 4.5 litre Chim I tried seemed a bit 'easier' and less frentic than the Cerb.

So, are Chims any good on track days, as that is something that I would like to do with it if I get one?

Thanks

Lee

tvrbob

11,197 posts

285 months

Sunday 15th October 2006
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Very good fun on the track. IMO you'll need to stiffen up the rear suspension and choose rubber that will enable a little oversteer. Without oversteer Chims tend to snap out of grip and send you into an un-catchable spin. With equal quality drivers the S6's will be better all round but on a public trackday, even in standard form, the Chim will out perform most things.

leemarkadams

Original Poster:

859 posts

245 months

Sunday 15th October 2006
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Thanks for that mate, seriously considering going for one......

Lee