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Old 01-27-2013 | 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by EricW
Need some help with a setup for my B4.1

So I put big bores on my B4.1, my buggy went from planted and fast to loose and slow. It was a struggle just to get a clean lap in on Saturday. Rear end feels very loose, very low side bite. Forward bite is off too, going down the straight the rear end breaks loose. I used to have great rip coming out of corners, I could clear the triple with ease before, now I need a decent run at it.

Overall the rear end is a mess.

Shocks

Avid Springs
Front: White 2.79lb
Rear: Yellow 2.13lb
Oil: 35wt up front and 32.5 in the rear
Rear Tower: Inside hole
Rear Arm: Outside hole
Front Tower: Inside hole
Front Arm: Outside hole

Rear Camber Links
Two washers under ballstud
Using hole C on the hubs

Front Camber Links
Two washers on shock tower
Inside hole on block

Ride Height
Front: 23mm
Rear: 23mm

Tires
Front: Pink Beams
Rear: Pink Beams (Tried B Bars too)

Suggestions appreciated, thanks!
Are these the same springs you were running on your V2 shocks? If so, you'll want to use the 1.7 pistons and heavy oils (37.5/35, or 1 step lighter). This combo will make the big bores feel more like the V2 shocks, but you'll loose a little pack.

If you're already running a full size pack, then don't add weight. Actually, I can't come close to the forward bite that Alex has (even when I've tried his setup). His car is glued to the track, and wheelies where my B4 and RB6 start to get loose.
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