understeer/ bad front end push . help
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understeer/ bad front end push . help
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i dont track my car but i do play on back country roads.
c6 z51, johnny oconnell sway bars (set to soft on rear) hyperco track springs , i dont know my corner weights or cross weights, alignment set to pfadt street specs
since i put on the hyperco springs (freebies) i have noticed understeer at low speeds havent pushed it hard at speed.
today on a curve i used to gingerly used take at 40 , today at 30 it was massive understeer almost went completely straight
i have the car lowered on lowering bolts to where it sits level
i would think i need to lower the front a lil to put more weight over the front tires, but im just guessing. do i need to put some preload in the front sway bars endlinks? or do i need to stiffen up the rear bar?
if i can get the car on some scales what kinda weight bias would be a good starting point
thanks for the help guys
i dont track my car but i do play on back country roads.
c6 z51, johnny oconnell sway bars (set to soft on rear) hyperco track springs , i dont know my corner weights or cross weights, alignment set to pfadt street specs
since i put on the hyperco springs (freebies) i have noticed understeer at low speeds havent pushed it hard at speed.
today on a curve i used to gingerly used take at 40 , today at 30 it was massive understeer almost went completely straight
i have the car lowered on lowering bolts to where it sits level
i would think i need to lower the front a lil to put more weight over the front tires, but im just guessing. do i need to put some preload in the front sway bars endlinks? or do i need to stiffen up the rear bar?
if i can get the car on some scales what kinda weight bias would be a good starting point
thanks for the help guys
Last edited by smurfkiller; Aug 31, 2012 at 08:38 PM.
