Soft RF and no drive

[toyracer]

What suggestions would you make to get car back on left rear with a soft ref?

[MidwestExpress]

I've tried soft rf before but cross member seems to hit on entry. Even with crossmember being raised. How do you fix that problem?

[fastford]

We much prefer a stack.

Never tried the soft RF with rubbers, but wouldn't mind looking into it.

in my opinion, the bump stop is the best, with every thing set right, on a very smooth track , which we rarely have any more, but for me, I like the two stage set up best. a little heavier, but works best on a rougher track. When I get back to it, im going to try the bump spring set up. I think it is lighter and might provide the same result as the rubber but would be better in the rough.

[fastford]

I've tried soft rf before but cross member seems to hit on entry. Even with crossmember being raised. How do you fix that problem?

its more than just the cross member,on most new designs , the right frame rail is raised and the strut rods are running towards the back , there is a crutch some with older chassis are using, they run a different spindle with the spindle closer to lower ball joint, which raises chassis, I personally don't like this, but I have seen it work........