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Old 01-19-2007, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by wcalaker
On carpet I ran copper springs in the rear with 50w and yellow up front with 70 weight. 3 Hole Pistons.
Droop 5 on front and rear. Using AE Droop guage
Caster block - 4 degrees
Camber - 1.5 f/r

Try moving the battery in the "rear" placement. This will give you less steering.

Could be wrong tires. Ask around to see what everyone else is using.
I had the battery in the rear, and for the top guy at my track is running the same tires just on a different car...I just found the anti roll bar in my toolbox and I will throw that on there tomorrow. Thank you guys for all the information, everything helps

EDIT: also forgot to mention positioning of shock towers, the front is placed on the 3rd one in(changed this) and the rear is on the first i think(how it came )
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Old 01-19-2007, 11:35 PM
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Try the Black roll bar. Front only.

Oh yea..Rear toe in about 2-3 degrees. Whats your alignments ?

When you sauce the fronts sauce only the inner half of the tire, not the entire tire.

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