Car is a little tight on entry on 1/4 mile high banked but mostly dry, car is free on entry on the 3/8 tight turns no banking but always tacky, and do run same setup at both tracks so any ideas.. my car is a stacked leafspring mod. weight with driver is 2550 and spring are 700lf 750rf 200lr 175rr shocks are 75lf 753rf 935lr 94rr so im just trying to free car up on entry on the banked track becouse it makes the car loose after that..thanks for any info
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ok well is that a good idea to swap the front springs on a leaf car and what does any body think about my shock im using are the good for slick also?? Thanks
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Thanks and the cross 50.6% rear 56.2% L/S 52.5% and lr bite is 80# Stagger i have 1 1/2 on rear and 3/4 on front... Caster i have lf 2 & rf 5 and camber i have lf 2 & rf 3 1/2.... thats all without driver...Thanks again
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I also run on a 1/4 track I had to lower my bite to around 35 to get the car to rotate well and I went back up to 60 on dry seemed to work well you also may want to use an adjustable lowering block and slide rr back. What stub is under your car? Mine is metric here are the rates I run 750 lf 850 rf 185 lr 165 rr hope this will be some help to you.
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I ran stiffer rr leaf than lr when I ran a leaf stock car on imca tires. I also ran a softer rf spring than left.
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If you run a softer rf than lf without a liftarm or mechanical way to jack weight back onto lr the car isn't gonna be able to get weight back onto the lr without the stiffer rf plus running a stiffer rf will keep weight on the lr longer which will loosen the chassis on entry.
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If you say so.. Ive never had a problem with lr drive from a soft rf.Originally posted by dereksehi View PostIf you run a softer rf than lf without a liftarm or mechanical way to jack weight back onto lr the car isn't gonna be able to get weight back onto the lr without the stiffer rf plus running a stiffer rf will keep weight on the lr longer which will loosen the chassis on entry.
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Lots of spring angle on chassis side, float rr, and a flat shackle that will pull forward. Longer shackle less angle long sweeping track and shorten up mounting and drop the mount lower on back of chassis so it reacts faster but maintains cross.Originally posted by dereksehi View PostIf you run a softer rf than lf without a liftarm or mechanical way to jack weight back onto lr the car isn't gonna be able to get weight back onto the lr without the stiffer rf plus running a stiffer rf will keep weight on the lr longer which will loosen the chassis on entry.When it seems all eyes are on you when you're wearing a new pair of jeans you wonder why everyone thinks you look so darn good in them. When taking them off you notice the sticker still on the pant leg.
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