Super rough track.

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  • keeks
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 687

    #1

    Super rough track.

    Are there any generalities out there that everyone can agree on when encountering an extremely rough surface. Very patchy. Slick tacky, slick tacky spots everywhere.

    I could have switched the RR over to swingarm, but was not really prepared for that.
  • TheJet-09
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2013
    • 1616

    #2
    Should probably take some rebound out of your shocks since you can actually "jack down" your chassis if the suspension doesn't have time to recover.

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    • AmickRacing
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2008
      • 235

      #3
      Take some angle out of the 4-bar, make sure the j-bar isn't at too much of an angle. In general just keep the car nice and free. Let the shocks and springs do the work, don't let it bounce off of the bar angle. Also can help to shorten the limiting chain a bit on the LR to keep things a little more consistent.
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      • LM14
        Senior Member
        • May 2007
        • 490

        #4
        For a really rough track, we took spring rate out of each corner and stiffened each shock slightly. If there is bite, go to spring in front on the LR.

        SPark

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