Bad push

[restad4r]

a softer left rear spring promotes more lr hike, and stays hiked longer than a stiffer one, and because of this, a softer left rear spring will make the car tighter throughout the corner then a stiffer one will, that's why most chassis builders will have you soften the left rear spring as track get slick, this is assuming your running a spring behind.

[drtrkr244]

According to Rocket maual: slick track setup
LF 650 RF 375
LR 200 RR 250

At the UMP, BRP Speedweeks, the Rocket cars found alot of forward bite with the 16 and 3/4 inch LUB with the bracket extension.

[dualdj1]

a softer left rear spring promotes more lr hike, and stays hiked longer than a stiffer one, and because of this, a softer left rear spring will make the car tighter throughout the corner then a stiffer one will, that's why most chassis builders will have you soften the left rear spring as track get slick, this is assuming your running a spring behind.

Hmm... Thanks for the clarification. Seemed counter-intuitive at first, but understand it now.

[jedclampit]

Pm me with all your current setup info, including lr drop!
Should be able to get you on the left tracking.

[DLM06]

Trail the right rear 1/4 to 1/2" (lengthen the right side bars). It will take the push out. If it is too loose back it off a little.

[racinground]

375# fifth coil is to much, might be taking to much weight from front tires when picking up the throttle. Go to a 300# 5th coil spring at 38inchs out on lift bar and drop wedge to 160-170lbs.