Originally Posted by fastrnuGSR
since ive been in the market for azenis, i did a good bit a research on them and while they are great dry preformers, they just dont do well when the whole course is drenched. supposedly a puddle or wet spot here and there wont hurt it but when its all wet theyre not that great.
dont feel bad i sucked it up at my autox today too.....guess my car just didnt like the course.
Your research didn't pull up the people who use these for a purpose though.
In the dry my car is setup pretty well. I've tried so many alignments on my car to get it right. I write down surface temps, air temps, humidity, my pressures on each run, my shock settings on each run, etc...
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