How is it possible if you shortened rr rods, dropped j bar on pinion, drop lr and rr bottom rods, took out stagger, took out rf rebound, took out dummy shock compression ,lowered right side air..... Still get in and steer but absolutely no scotch and forward on exit.
RR on ice exit?
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Perhaps a bind. Why take rebound out of RF, that'll lose drive? No scotch tells me there is a bind or bad shock w/bent shaft perhaps.Politically Incorrect.
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That is exactly what it does. Taking RF rebound out is a common and quite effective adjustment to help promote drive when the track get slick.Originally posted by sidewinder69 View PostI always though if you take rebound out rf it allow to transfer back to lr for better drive ?
Do you have a lot of lead ballast in your car? If so, how high do you have it all mounted?
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I got all the lead right under deck high as possible. One piece above lr and 3 pieces roughly 60 lbs on 5th coil bar towards rear.
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That's pretty low in my opinion.Originally posted by sidewinder69 View Post52.4 rear percentage
Regardless of chassis make, I've always felt that 53.5 left and 53.5 rear was a good starting point. For slicker conditions, 54-54.5 rear is even better but you have to be sure the car will turn in the center without having to slide it.
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i run blue xs battery which i think around 45 lbs was in center of the car, just moved it to above left rear. havent gotten on scales yet but should help a ton. did not know that a percent or 2 would make that much of a difference
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0.5% makes a noticeable difference to me. There IS a reason that guys like Bloomquist work so hard on fuel cell designs that limit the mount of tail weight lost via fuel burn-off.Originally posted by sidewinder69 View Posti run blue xs battery which i think around 45 lbs was in center of the car, just moved it to above left rear. havent gotten on scales yet but should help a ton. did not know that a percent or 2 would make that much of a difference
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Your not making and maintaining rr traction. Pretty generic answer, have you tried lowering the rr upper bar a lot @ frame? There are so many questions to be answered about your car, track and tires. Not knowing the car, setup, tires, and tires. it would seem to me you have got the car way too tight overall. What RR tire? 29.0 or 11.0Last edited by CCHIEF; 11-01-2016, 10:14 PM.
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