What causes fish doing
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What causes fish doing When I went to the track my car started swaying shortly after launch got it under control then it jotted out to the right and I smashed into the guard rail what are the potential causes for this
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All good responses but w/o more info I'd chalk it up to inexperience.
Lined up outta the groove, spun a little-car got outta shape, you straightened it out for a second, or so you thought-punched the throttle-tires bit the sticky track but chassis was upset and sent you into the wall.
It's not like getting it sideways on the street and spinning it straight-once the tires bite the sticky track surface the car better be straight, weight transferred efficienty, stable and not upset. If she bites, she's bites and there's not much room for error.
If you sway-get out of the throttle and coast thru-figure out what went wrong then try again the next pass.
Lined up outta the groove, spun a little-car got outta shape, you straightened it out for a second, or so you thought-punched the throttle-tires bit the sticky track but chassis was upset and sent you into the wall.
It's not like getting it sideways on the street and spinning it straight-once the tires bite the sticky track surface the car better be straight, weight transferred efficienty, stable and not upset. If she bites, she's bites and there's not much room for error.
If you sway-get out of the throttle and coast thru-figure out what went wrong then try again the next pass.
