07 square tube W car 200lr 225rr J-bar 8-1/2 on frame and bottom hole on pinion . Looking for a little more side bite in center of corner. Thinking of 250 in RR but wanted to fell it out on here. track is 1/4 mile semi banked.
Side Bite On Mastersbilt
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If you can still get enough roll, the 250# will help. Go to the inside shock mount on the rr if you are not already there and rescale the car.Originally posted by coloracer View Post07 square tube W car 200lr 225rr J-bar 8-1/2 on frame and bottom hole on pinion . Looking for a little more side bite in center of corner. Thinking of 250 in RR but wanted to fell it out on here. track is 1/4 mile semi banked.
You may be able to soften the rf some or lower the rr lower bar depending on how the car is driving, shock travels, etc.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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Yes it would. But that isn't the only thing you just changed by doing that. You have relocated the point the spring attaches to the chassis.Originally posted by SLM98 View PostHow does going to the inner RR mount help side bite. It would be less effective spring rate because of increased angle correct?
Does a swingarm car, with it's spring straight up and down and out by the wheel have ultimate side bite? Quite the opposite.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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what is the desired spring angle on rr?? my masters has 25 degrees when in the inner mount,seems high,thanks
Originally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View PostYes it would. But that isn't the only thing you just changed by doing that. You have relocated the point the spring attaches to the chassis.
Does a swingarm car, with it's spring straight up and down and out by the wheel have ultimate side bite? Quite the opposite.
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