Take compression out of the RR shock when it gets slick. Possibly take rounds out of both rights sides and add to both left sides to give the car some "pre-tilt".
Yep....and practice what Mark Bush has been preaching for awhile.....decrease left side weight!
Yes it is a deceleration issue on entry on turn in because we r back on throttle before center of corner. It's on the right front but it seems like it doesn't rollover on the right rear and plant, scotch, grip or sidebite. Yes i'm talking a high load number at dynamic of 2 1/2" of travel. I'm like 7up what is to high of load number for dryslick conditions. thanks for all help.
Are you high static load with a medium spring or low static load with a stiff spring? big difference...
Meaning if you are saying a load at 2.5" of 1000# are you:
1. 375# static with a 250
2. 187.5 static with a 325
^ I just made up so numbers that was easy^
Second group of questions:
1. Does it have side bite sometimes and other times it don't - meaning inconstant
2. Are you pinching the car, trying to diamond? paper clip or momentum type track
3. Have side bite for a while then loses it
A. If so, does it recover real slowly
Last edited by billetbirdcage; 06-29-2018 at 03:32 PM.
Are you high static load with a medium spring or low static load with a stiff spring? big difference...
Meaning if you are saying a load at 2.5" of 1000# are you:
1. 375# static with a 250
2. 187.5 static with a 325
^ I just made up so numbers that was easy^
Second group of questions:
1. Does it have side bite sometimes and other times it don't - meaning inconstant
2. Are you pinching the car, trying to diamond? paper clip or momentum type track
3. Have side bite for a while then loses it
A. If so, does it recover real slowly
my rr right now is a 250 without me in its 11 1/4 tall from 12 inch tall spring so sure my static number isn’t high
so how much decrease left side we talking most chassis builders want you around 54 or so.
He says 53.5-54.
I say....do whatever the car/driver likes. Its just a number.
Me personaly....I have always had good luck with shortening the rs bars 1/4-3/4 inch. We had a blue Rocket one time, and the driver felt shortening the bars 1/2" tightened the car up the best. I asked Josh Richards and he said that was a common adj for those type cars.
You want your car to have the same attitude in the slick as it does in traction. How you do that varies depending on type of track and preferred line on the track.
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