I had a Phantom Grip in my MG Midget that I used this past weekend. I
hated it so much that I yanked a welded rear end out of a sidelined
Midget and replaced the one with the Phantom Grip for the last race day.
Damn thing was just too squirrelly and unpredictable. The welded rear
end was much easier to deal with, except it makes the car hard to push
around in the Paddock.
They might be OK for street use, but I didn't find it of any benefit on
the track.
David Littlefield
1974 MG Midget, "The Gnat"
On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 10:43:54 EDT Gt6steve@aol.com writes:
> Paul,
> Those of us that have tried the Phantom Grip in a GT6, TR-4 and a
> big
> Horsepower Spit have found them to be useless. By contrast, FWD
> ricers seem to love
> them. Go figure, YMMV.
> Steve Smith
> I don't have any personal experience with them, but I
> just bumped into:
>
> www.phantomgrip.com
>
> The GT6 will most certainly NOT be listed in their
> applications, but neither is my MGB. I called them
> and they will make a custom application for only $50
> more. So figure on around $350.
>
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