what can you do to stop a twitchy front end on carpet
#1
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what can you do to stop a twitchy front end on carpet
what can u do to stop a twitchy front end when driving on carpet the car felt like i could not drive it this past week end at the birds i tried dual rate,camber,turn dwn steering expo just felt skatey for the tc4/pro4 plse help need to be a better carpet driver
#3
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Re: set up ...
Originally posted by mb racer
please post your set up and you might get a better response ..
please post your set up and you might get a better response ..
#6
Are you running any toe in the front? I try to keep mine close to zero as possible too much toe out makes my car twitchy too. Maybe soften up the front a little too. If there is too much body roll try a swaybar.
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Glue?
Did you try super glue on the sidewalls of the tires?
What tire size were you running?
When the traction is high (Snowbirds, Cleveland, Novak, etc...) it is to your advantage to run your tires as small as you can. At Cleveland this past year, we were starting them at 2.24" and letting them wear down from there.
What tire size were you running?
When the traction is high (Snowbirds, Cleveland, Novak, etc...) it is to your advantage to run your tires as small as you can. At Cleveland this past year, we were starting them at 2.24" and letting them wear down from there.
#8
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If you've an adjustable handset, turn the steering down a bit
Chazz
Chazz
#9
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Re: Glue?
Originally posted by brianrice
Did you try super glue on the sidewalls of the tires?
What tire size were you running?
When the traction is high (Snowbirds, Cleveland, Novak, etc...) it is to your advantage to run your tires as small as you can. At Cleveland this past year, we were starting them at 2.24" and letting them wear down from there.
Did you try super glue on the sidewalls of the tires?
What tire size were you running?
When the traction is high (Snowbirds, Cleveland, Novak, etc...) it is to your advantage to run your tires as small as you can. At Cleveland this past year, we were starting them at 2.24" and letting them wear down from there.
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If you tried all of the above you can always turn down your steering speed in the radio...A lot of times in high bite I will do this to smooth out the steering and make the car easier to drive...
Just a thought...
Good luck!
Kevin
Just a thought...
Good luck!
Kevin
#11
What body???
You can also try running a little toe out....
You can also try running a little toe out....