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[DSC Sport Test] Shelby GT350 hammers PBIR & Tail of the Dragon + VLOG Review

January 20, 2018

Mike ran his GT350 at PBIR (Palm Beach International Raceway) & Tail of the Dragon on back to back days after installing the DSC Sport V2 controller. The DSC controller replaces the factory shock controller, the DSC Sport V2 is a state-of-the-art user definable suspension controller that fully interfaces with the factory dash display and controls. The V2 Controller features velocity calculations as well as brake pressure, g-force, acceleration, speed (mph), and full individual shock calibration tables. Digitally tune the chassis just as you would the engine! Tune more grip into the tire, while tuning a more compliant ride for the street. The DSC Sport V2 Controller is equally at home as a daily driver or full-time track setup.

The system opens up the factory dampers providing a fully active system. It’s fully programmable allowing you to tune by g-force, brake pressure, throttle position, shock piston velocity, etc. The stock dampers are limited in their inputs and do not take into account as much of the inputs above. This is equivalent to a set of mid-range coilovers that would produce comparable performance in a best case scenario. If you’re looking at coil overs and are looking to spend the money on a serious setup then you probably won’t go this route.

Here are some of the tuning features:

G-Force: Can set the main damping force for each damper for any given g-force as well as set the G comfort parameters for ride quality.

Braking: Can set the damping force modifier for each damper for any given brake pressure input force. By leveraging brake pressure the damper force can be increased before the vehicle begins diving under braking or waiting for the G sensor (predictive).

Acceleration: Can set the damping force modifier for each damper for the given throttle position. By leveraging this feature damper force can be used to put power down on corner exit or squat on straight line launches and can also use predictive for higher speeds and increased dampening.

Speed: Can set speed at which the system does or does not influence damper force - leveraged for increased stability at specified speeds. Shock Calibration: All tuning areas reference this aspect - set the allowable range of electric current sent to the dampers. OEM dampers: 1500mA full soft, 500mA full stiff

Velocity: Velocity tuning for ride height equipped cars.

PTM: Can edit characteristics of Performance Traction Management (Rain Dry Track Sport)

Tuning: Can be done through a USB connection or WIFI connection.

Firmware: DSC will send out updates via email to customers and update the base canned tune files.

- My experience -

Cruising & Daily Driving (Normal): It’s improved quality on in normal mode as it has softened severe impact from road based bumps, etc. I have added a few other suspension parts and it’s made my ride a bit more harsh therefore sending me through the ceiling when hitting a slight bump. The DSC has softened those suspension impacts.

Spirited Driving & Tail of the Dragon (Sport): My testing was on the very windy TOTD road which allowed me to experience some serious G’s at low speeds. The tail also has some dips include along with the turns so horizontal and vertical body movement was present. The car felt completely planted under significant steering, braking, & acceleration even when braking into a hard left hand turn which apexed in a large dip with subsequent acceleration.

Track Day at PBIR (Track): I had not driven PBIR before however I had driven on Road Atlanta and the FIRM previously to this test. I felt that the suspension responded with an improved feedback but I cannot say for sure as I ended up stuck in traffic and was not able to push towards the limits. I can say as I also felt with Sport a more ability to put power down out of a corner and increased turn in ability whilst heading into an open apex.

If you have any questions I can connect you to the DSC Sport team.

DSC Sport Controller: http://bit.ly/2gH5bDz

DSCHome Page: http://bit.ly/2eGbxCd

For a full build list on this car visit our Shelby GT350 Build Page

 

In SR Car Review, SR Vlog & Project updates Tags GT350, GT350R, DSC Sport, pbir, tail of the dragon, brembo, hankook, 2018

Carbon Fiber Trunklid - 05-09 Mustang: The Ultimate Streed Mod Mustang Upgrades!

December 23, 2017

Grant goes over the Anderson Composites Carbon Fiber Trunk Lid on his Street mod Spec 2008 Mustang GT. Quick overview of the install and the overall weight savings (10lbs).

In SR Vlog & Project updates Tags Grant, mustang, Carbon fiber, 2018

[INSTALLATION] DSC Sport Magnetic Ride Tuner

December 17, 2017

More Info: bit.ly/2xb4gpl

In SR How To Guide Tags DSC Sport, GT350, GT350R, Installation, 2018

[VLOG] DAMN YOU FORD!

December 17, 2017

Mike and Scott head down to pick up an SVT Lightning in the Shelby GT350...except the tree fiddy's AC is broken.. kind of...?

In SR Vlog & Project updates Tags GT350, SVT Lightning, VLOG, 2018
Longcat and Harambe (my F350) Escaping Hurricane Irma in picturesqe South Carolina

Longcat and Harambe (my F350) Escaping Hurricane Irma in picturesqe South Carolina

Longcat - The 48' Spectro Racing Toy Hauler

December 14, 2017

Classic Trailers 48' Toy Hauler

Bought in early 2017 this toy hauler is the epitome of everything a racer needs. There was one problem. It needed a lot of work and a truck that could pull it....

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Say goodbye to my 2011 Expedition and hello to my 2015 Ford F350. Then say hello to Longcat! As you can see it needed some work on the inside. The primary goal was to be able to do a hiking trip with the dogs and my wife on Saturday, and race Sunday. Now to the upgrades and results!

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Upgrades from the "stock" Classic Dominator Toy Hauler

  • All LED Lighting

  • New Off the shelf Generator 8,000 running watts

  • Dometic AC Unit

  • Computer desk instead of couch

  • Dual Screen Monitors w/ i2700k R9-290 Gaming PC

  • Wood Vinyl Flooring

  • Ikea Queen Mattress

  • Removal of ugly green carpet

How much does it weigh?

28,600lbs with a 2015 F-350, That is with 2 dogs, my wife and all the gear for a race!

28,600lbs with a 2015 F-350, That is with 2 dogs, my wife and all the gear for a race!

Video from September of 2018!

In SR Build Tags Trailer, Grant

Project Camaro Chimera Update & Soloshot 3 Camera Review

December 14, 2017

Project Camaro Chimera update and an Autocross Review of some new camera equipment, the Soloshot 3.

In SR Vlog & Project updates Tags camaro, Mo, 2017
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