Originally posted by 4J Automotive
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stick the RR better
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depends on track conditions and where you like to run, if there's a burm, etc. it's never as easy as just heavier/lighter.
The car and the driver work as a system, so you have to take all the aspects into account as well as your environment when considering changes.
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heavier rr spring will tighten entry to the middle and free off just a little another words planting the rr so if it frees the car to much on exit youll have to tighten it up somewhere else now if your wanting to plant the rr on exit or get the car driving straighter off the turn thats a different adjustmentLast edited by grt74; 05-22-2011, 10:54 AM.
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That is what I am trying to do, I like the car to be striaght and would like suggestions on planting the RR for drive and sidebite. currently I am running LF 550 RF 350
LR 250 and RR 225. Seems like I get in ok but have to work the gas more then I think I should have to. Running a 550 HP motor and would like to be full throttle sooner. Any suggestions.
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Sidebite (at the rr) and foreward bite are a trade off, if you want to gain both you will need more rear weight or rear aero downforce....(simply put).Originally posted by poppy View PostThat is what I am trying to do, I like the car to be striaght and would like suggestions on planting the RR for drive and sidebite. currently I am running LF 550 RF 350
LR 250 and RR 225. Seems like I get in ok but have to work the gas more then I think I should have to. Running a 550 HP motor and would like to be full throttle sooner. Any suggestions.
Work your entry/center..........and you won't get out of the gas much.
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