Left side heavy

[crateracer16]

Cables are good. Rolled my other car on them right after this one and she came out perfect. Fuel cell is a 32gal rectangle. Engine is a 418sbc with alum heads.

[MM90]

I would make sure your cables aren't crossed on the scales you are using. How big is the fuel cell? What engine are you running? If you don't have a problem with your scales then you need to add some lead to the rear and right side of the car.

[crateracer16]

That's without driver but with 75lbs in the seat because I weigh 285 and my setup sheets are for a 210lb driver. The car without driver is 2112lbs with about 15 gals of fuel. 2" offset on rf and lf and lr and 3" on rr.

[racinjj]

You will have to physically move weight on your car to change left to right and front to rear weight. When you are done with that you will have to readjust your screw jacks and coil over eliminators to get your bite and cross weight back. That seems very heavy on the left, is that with the driver, how heavy is the driver, how heavy is the car.

Sounds like you will need to stick weight in the right rear of the car. Also, what wheel offsets are you using?

[dirttrackrocker]

The only way to add rear % is to physically add weight to the car

[crateracer16]

06 bms 4 bar chevelle front clip. 700rf 650lf 175lr,spring behind. 150rr. No weight on car. Stuck at 56.1 left side % and only 51.6% rear. Cross and bite is good. Ride heights are also good. How can I pull some of the left off and get it to the rear and not mess up my bite. Thanks.