After changing the shocks around the car rolls over alot to the right side never had that much roll. found another problem in the rr bars rrbb was trailing almost an inch. The rrtb was trailing 1/2inch. So i set both to trail a quarter of an inch. On a 1/2 mile high bank track should you have to have alot of trail to make the car turn?
need more drive coming off...help please
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If you are on a small tighter 1/2 mile yes, but if you are on a bigger cornered track, I would say even up. You get more rear steer as the car gets up on the bars, and rolls over. Dont know if you need that extra 1/4" or not.Originally posted by bluemod View PostAfter changing the shocks around the car rolls over alot to the right side never had that much roll. found another problem in the rr bars rrbb was trailing almost an inch. The rrtb was trailing 1/2inch. So i set both to trail a quarter of an inch. On a 1/2 mile high bank track should you have to have alot of trail to make the car turn?
Just have to feel it out and see.
Also, How much stagger u typically run?I think there should be lifeguards in the genepool.
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So now you have too much drive?Originally posted by bluemod View Postwe raced and the car was upside down. We swapped the shocks around on the front and shortened the rrbs a quater of an inch. The car pushed so hard is was bad it was like drivin a diffrent car than what i had.
did u put the 1/4" lead back in it?
Did u raise RRbottom bar 1 hole?
lower rr top bar 1 hole?
might need to even up springs in front. 2 750's
That will loosen up entry and through middle as well.I think there should be lifeguards in the genepool.
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Are you squaring the rear end in the car or are you going by bar lengths to square, that might not work depending upon how it was built.
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Sounds to me like you are doing way to many things to the car at one time and now it's really off.I would put the car BACK to where it was when it was JUST loose on exit. Then just make ONE change at a time, like BITE or LLB or LUB. JMO
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We took out the 1/2in trail in the rr. Did not move any bars. And swaped the shocks around.
Put it on the scales after the race and we got
this is weight at each wheel
lf625 rf 456
lr 699 rr672
same springs in same location
left%54.4
cross%46.6
rear%55.3
stagger
lf 83in rf84in
lr83in rr85in
Car would not turn going in just strait to the wall no matter where at in the turn and this is a sweepin high bank track. To me the right front weight seems alot low. please all thoughts to help
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What were your scale numbers BEFORE you made any recent changes? From what you now have I feel your bite and cross are both low. I've never been on a high banked 1/2 mile, only 1/4- 3/10, so i might be talking out my rear, but I think you should raise your bite up to 70-80 lbs, which should loosen entry and tighten exit, but i would put the trail where it was, leave the shocks as they are now then scale then try the car. I'm assuming your ride heights are all correct and you are adjusting your weight jacks correctly to keep the heights the same. There are some way smart guys on here so i'm basically telling what has worked for me now and in the past. JMO Good Luck
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before wasOriginally posted by bluemod View PostWe took out the 1/2in trail in the rr. Did not move any bars. And swaped the shocks around.
Put it on the scales after the race and we got
this is weight at each wheel
lf625 rf 456
lr 699 rr672
same springs in same location
left%54.4
cross%46.6
rear%55.3
stagger
lf 83in rf84in
lr83in rr85in
Car would not turn going in just strait to the wall no matter where at in the turn and this is a sweepin high bank track. To me the right front weight seems alot low. please all thoughts to help
lf617 rf501
lf 699 rr661
left%54.1
cross 47.2
rear%55
everything else the sameLast edited by bluemod; 05-13-2012, 09:42 PM.
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