This is an IMCA nodthen sportmod. 3-link and solid pull bar. 600lf, 650rf, 175 across the back. All lead is mounted up high, 16 gallon fuel cell is mounted about 3" below the decking and probably can't get it much higher... Bob Harris afco 19 series slick track shock package. Ive checked for binds and everything moves freely. Panhard is centered with the axle tube on the left with 4" of drop on the rear end. Left side is at 50.5%. Every other car seems to get over on the right side while mine is very flat with little to no side bite. What am I missing? Car is a chevelle stub 2007 Harris. Thanks!!
need help getting car to roll over on dry slick
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Where is your rr bar on frame? I'm guessing your springs are on top? What length spring do you have on rr and is it on a jack bolt? You said your wt is up high, is it on the right side? Just some things to think about.
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Ride heights are where Harris wants them. With a 3" beadlock the right sides are even. Ive tried a 4" with no luck. Rear is at 55% without me in the car and around 57% with me in it. With any hint of moisture in the track this set-up will carry the left front a foot off the ground.Last edited by bmodracer; 03-24-2014, 09:27 PM.
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How much of rf shock rod is showing after a race if you are running a tattle tell device? You running any trail in rr?
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I would try a 600 if not a 550 in the RF to get it to roll onto the RF more. With that low of a rear roll center the rear is out rolling the front and the RF spring is preventing the car from rolling.
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Not rolling...
Agreed, softer right front, softer left rear, more bite especially on the slick. Impala stub and we never ran stiffer than 550 on the RF.Originally posted by UltimateRaceCars View PostI would try a 600 if not a 550 in the RF to get it to roll onto the RF more. With that low of a rear roll center the rear is out rolling the front and the RF spring is preventing the car from rolling.
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