When would you do this? Are they not both sorta opposite in effect? Has anyone done this and when?
Dropping BOTH right side bars one hole on the frame, what would the effect be?
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Assuming 4 link with rr spring on front of cage:Originally posted by hpmaster View PostWhen would you do this? Are they not both sorta opposite in effect? Has anyone done this and when?
Both remove steer. Lowering lower increases wheel rate. Lowering upper decreases wheel rate. Both decrease thrust loading of rr tire.
I have done either or both at the same time.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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Out of curiosity last night and a bad draw in the feature, dead last, I did drop both right side bars, yes it is 4 link with rr spring on front of cage. Car was good in, ok in the middle, slightly loose out before dropping bars. In my car it did not effect entry to any great amount but tightened middle and exit on a dry slick track that was rough. Car was good as long as I did not try to pinch it down too hard on exit, loss some side bite. Also wanted to pick the left front slightly out, 2 or 3 inches acording to the guys helping me. Overall something to work with I think.
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Exactly what I expected. The reduced thrust angle and reduced indexing of spring is why the car wanted to lift LF. You also had less rear steer in the RR which tightened your middle and exit. Essentially it let the LR be more dominant and RR be more submissive. With less wheelbase change in the RR it handles bumps better too.Originally posted by hpmaster View PostOut of curiosity last night and a bad draw in the feature, dead last, I did drop both right side bars, yes it is 4 link with rr spring on front of cage. Car was good in, ok in the middle, slightly loose out before dropping bars. In my car it did not effect entry to any great amount but tightened middle and exit on a dry slick track that was rough. Car was good as long as I did not try to pinch it down too hard on exit, loss some side bite. Also wanted to pick the left front slightly out, 2 or 3 inches acording to the guys helping me. Overall something to work with I think.Last edited by Dragoon55; 07-13-2013, 11:56 AM.
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now with the above adjustments you made, how or what would you do to regain the side bite that you lost without moving those bars or is that possible.Originally posted by hpmaster View PostOut of curiosity last night and a bad draw in the feature, dead last, I did drop both right side bars, yes it is 4 link with rr spring on front of cage. Car was good in, ok in the middle, slightly loose out before dropping bars. In my car it did not effect entry to any great amount but tightened middle and exit on a dry slick track that was rough. Car was good as long as I did not try to pinch it down too hard on exit, loss some side bite. Also wanted to pick the left front slightly out, 2 or 3 inches acording to the guys helping me. Overall something to work with I think.
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Originally posted by racedad17 View Postwas going to do this for next race, (raise weight) and was thinking about lowering lr bottom bar one hole, was needing alittle more drive off.let me know how this works for you, i wont be racing this weekend but was going to raise ballast and lower lr lower bar one hole to help with alittle extra drive offOriginally posted by hpmaster View PostI am going to raise the Jbar one inch on the frame side this week leaving all the bars where they are at.
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I'd raise the Left Upper for more drive off unless your whole corner is getting progressively looser throughout the corner then I'd drop the LL
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