XRAY - Model racing cars

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone had experimented with shortening the rear wheelbase?

I run on a tight and twisty carpet track and was wondering if i would benifit from this?

If I recall, shortening the rear wheelbase will increase rear grip slightly, but when it breaks away it will do so more aggressively.

Try it during a race meeting, it's only a couple of screws

I read that shortening the rear wheel base gives you better low speed steering especially in those tight 180 degree turns but how accurate this is I dont know!

More low speed steering, more straight line stability.