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Have had some success using a soft rf like the new rocket setup, but car is always too loose (but fast) Was wondering if by softening the rf, it needs a softer rr to compensate. I understand that roll couple theory would say after softening front and leaving the rear it would be looser.
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Short answer: No. You would be shocked the RR springs some guys are running. It is more of a momentum setup.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing -
What r/r are some guys running?Comment
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Would not hesitate with a 350 RR but its a package dealComment
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Excellent for hammer down track conditions. Free on entry, free on exit.Originally posted by 7uptruckracer View PostComment
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I was told they used it to prevent mid corner squat...not sure why but I've seen things on the RR I haven't ever seen it's exciting and frustrating it seems to be a lot like BBSS on asphalt and just as sensitive lolOriginally posted by Matt49 View PostComment
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any one seen a soft RR with a bump stop? I tkink it would work with with the proper shock , ie: soft comp and stiff rebound....Comment
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I had a deal like that 3 years ago that worked very well at one particular track. 175# RR with a particular rollerskate wheel setup.Originally posted by fastford View PostModern Day Spec Wedge RacingComment
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I saw a Cone bump on a RR the other week that Shorty setup. Car couldn't get in the corner.....Comment
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That can happen. LOLOriginally posted by 7uptruckracer View PostModern Day Spec Wedge RacingComment
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Yeah seemed to be getting on it way too late causing loss of side biteOriginally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View PostComment
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Assuming that's for qualifying right? Can't be good for small track that goes slick for the feature can it?Comment
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Depends on the bump stop timing more RR spring can give you entry sidebite there are alot of variables. ALOT.Comment
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