rolling right rear ahead?

[bwels25]

When rolling the right rear ahead how much do you go to notice a difference 1/4", 1/2" or more?

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

You should be able to notice a 1/4" change in bar length.

[joedoozer]

I know I trailed my RR 1/2" one night, and I noticed a huge difference.

[mbaker76]

We have done 1/8 and nothing else and noticed a difference.

[grt74]

1/4 inch should be noticable difference and a 1/2 should be a huge adjustment

[joedoozer]

1/4 inch should be noticable difference and a 1/2 should be a huge adjustment

The 1/2" I trailed was huge. Almost undriveable haha. Lesson learned :)

[bwels25]

Thanks Guys

[Matt49]

We've found that about 1/2 inch (RR) really helps keep the car free when the track is tacky. But when it slicks off it is almost impossible to pick up the throttle off the corner with any trail in the car. Just wants to tail out with very little forward drive.

[stevo]

Some cars have holes in the brackets to make this change.

[stevo]

Some cars have holes in the brackets to make this change.

[lpd1]

have u ever seen anyone more the right side forward 1/2 inch and the left side back a 1/2 inch?? just wondering how tight it might make the car, we currently have the right side 1/2 inch forward and just looking for more side bite

[hall99]

We used to run our Mastersbilt Smackdown car like that alot.

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

have u ever seen anyone more the right side forward 1/2 inch and the left side back a 1/2 inch?? just wondering how tight it might make the car, we currently have the right side 1/2 inch forward and just looking for more side bite

That won't get you sidebite. It just makes the car tighter.

The only thing I have ever had with what would be 1" total rr lead was a metric street stock.

[grt74]

If it were me i would measure how much roll steer (dynamic)you have now and adjust a little at a time