need more drive coming off...help please

[bluemod]

car is good just need more drive coming off the corners. What can i do to get the drive im looking for thanks. This is a 4/4 bar.

[oldtrackchamp4x]

I just put more LR bite in my car. If that doesn't do it, then i raise LRU bar on frame. I don't do both as it makes car to tight. JMO

[Egoracing]

Left bottom bar if you are on a typical 4 link with floated birdcages, Drop the bar on the chassis. This will tighten the car from the center off while on the gas without affecting the rest of the corner.

[Dirtrunner35]

Where are you bars now ? Is this on a slick track ? Give more info about car.

[bluemod]

this is on a 1/2 mile high back track. does not get very slick. dont know degrees lrbb all way up, lrtb one hole from the top. rrbb almost level. rrtb one hole from the top.....rr tails 1/2 is that to much

[bluemod]

car does not hike up to much dont know if this is a problem

[Dirtrunner35]

I think it's allot but every car and driver will be different, try a 1/4 or less. Tire pressure ?

[JustAddDirt]

bite

Front clip? Chevelle, Metric, Impala, Ford?
springs?
shocks?
All this would be good info to give, so we can suggest a cure for your problem

[bluemod]

metric clip

lf800 rf750
lr200 rr175

shock are pro TA'S
lf 4/10 rf4/5
lr9/4 rr3/5

[washeduptoo]

That lrb bar seems like it might be high on frame, how much angle is that? If you have a b/c that has more holes on top of b/c you could lower it on b/c. I would try lowering lrb bar on frame first. Good luck.

[JustAddDirt]

help

Do you really have a 4/10 tie down shock on the LF?
Wow that is alot of tie down.
Wander if this being tied down too much will not let the car transfer weight to RR and make car seem loose off due to no weight transfer?
just a thought
or
did you mistake the front 2 shocks and the 4/10 is on the RF?
are you on a bumpstop on RF?
might have too much tie-down on the RF, and not letting it transfer weight back to LR .

[washeduptoo]

Didn't see that, that could be the problem.

[bluemod]

so the shocks are backward in the front the 4/10 should be on the rf and the 4/5 on the left front

[washeduptoo]

If the 4 is compression and 10 or 5 is rebound, yes usually.

[JustAddDirt]

shocks

so the shocks are backward in the front the 4/10 should be on the rf and the 4/5 on the left front

Yes.
If you are on that much tie down on the RF u should have a bumpstop on it. (atleast I think so)
I used to use that on a heavy track, then back off the rebound as the track got slicker.
but I have started using that big rebound with a bumpstop and it seems to work pretty well.
You can also go up on your RF spring a bit. that tie down will still let the weight transfer over on thr RF, and it holds it there, but it really needs somthing to push aginst (bumpstop) to give you max traction.
I have been running this setup @ eldora with great results.