What kind of adjustments too make.....
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What kind of adjustments too make.....
Take a look at these pics, first one in middle on top row is of the first round where I spun a little, she twisted really bad, second one in middle of second row is second round where she hooked dead nuts, but you can see she's still twisting right a little. What kind of adjustments should I make too get her to not twist like that, which way would I adjust the swaybar to compensate or should I add a click or two to the right rear shock?
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you could probably tighten up that other shock, or preload the swaybar a little. i would highly suggest a Wolfe Swaybar though for your setup. from the ETs in your sig i'd say the wolfe would help a ton. probably knock some out of the 60' not to mention stabilize the car going down the track.
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Originally Posted by MADMAN
Devon have you scaled the car??
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Originally Posted by skipperbisket
you could probably tighten up that other shock, or preload the swaybar a little. i would highly suggest a Wolfe Swaybar though for your setup. from the ETs in your sig i'd say the wolfe would help a ton. probably knock some out of the 60' not to mention stabilize the car going down the track.
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the only thing you have to do with the wolfe bar is avoid having the car in akward positions where the chasis is twisting. i know TONS of people who street drive their wolfe bar'd car, myself included.
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Originally Posted by MADMAN
The Wolfe is one of the best but the BMR will work. As for scaling any competent chassis shop should be able to scale the car. Get it scaled and the car will go straight and not roll over.
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Originally Posted by Loudmouth LS1
No I haven't, I don't know anyone local that does that and I don't have the scales to do it. You know anyone down this way?
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Originally Posted by next
Knowing about the poor track prep - there's your main setup reason for not being able to hook at Moroso.
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Originally Posted by next
Yes .
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Originally Posted by skipperbisket
the only thing you have to do with the wolfe bar is avoid having the car in akward positions where the chasis is twisting. i know TONS of people who street drive their wolfe bar'd car, myself included.
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yes, just unhook the rod ends and drive that hoe daily. Scott had his unhooked when i first meet him and he was driving it all over the place. i didn't know until then that you could unhook it.
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Originally Posted by skipperbisket
you could probably tighten up that other shock, or preload the swaybar a little. i would highly suggest a Wolfe Swaybar though for your setup. from the ETs in your sig i'd say the wolfe would help a ton. probably knock some out of the 60' not to mention stabilize the car going down the track.
He has a 1.3 60' time. I really doubt changing to the wolfe would make a big difference. I have the same bmr bar and my car doesn't twist at all.
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Originally Posted by redline2k
He has a 1.3 60' time. I really doubt changing to the wolfe would make a big difference. I have the same bmr bar and my car doesn't twist at all.
You said ur car doesn't twist at all, did you have to preload the passenger side?
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Originally Posted by Loudmouth LS1
Hey dude, i've never adjusted the bar, i'm assuming if the right side of the car is sittin down lower than the left upon launch that I should lengthen the right side endlink on the bar to compensate, correct? After loosening the jam nuts, which way do I turn the adjuster to lenghten it, clockwise or counterclockwise?
You said ur car doesn't twist at all, did you have to preload the passenger side?
You said ur car doesn't twist at all, did you have to preload the passenger side?
My sway bar is setup with no preload. The perosn who set my car up thinks your posi could be the cause if it is weaker to one side, or one of your control arms could be slightly longer than the other, but if you want to preload the bar make the driverside shorter. I hope that helps.
Here is a couple of videos of mine launching:
http://redlineperformance.biz/fundaydec05.wmv
http://www.redlineperformance.biz/wheelie.wmv
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Originally Posted by redline2k
My sway bar is setup with no preload. The perosn who set my car up thinks your posi could be the cause if it is weaker to one side, or one of your control arms could be slightly longer than the other, but if you want to preload the bar make the driverside shorter. I hope that helps.
Here is a couple of videos of mine launching:
http://redlineperformance.biz/fundaydec05.wmv
http://www.redlineperformance.biz/wheelie.wmv
Here is a couple of videos of mine launching:
http://redlineperformance.biz/fundaydec05.wmv
http://www.redlineperformance.biz/wheelie.wmv
http://www.mattz28.com/Devon1.wmv