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| Author: | pete68 [ Mon Jan 17, 2005 14:36:54 ] |
| Post subject: | need help traction roll!!! |
hi guys i need help !! my car is alway's doing traction roll the track carpet track tight but fast! and the t1 fk is my newest ride !! here is my set-up purple 33lbs frt spring 3 hole piston stk postion link or frt shk -1.5 deg camber frt/rear sorex 24 hpi med insert frt sorex 24 hpi soft insert rr white 17.5lbs 1 hole piston stk link position but shk 2 hole top shk position inside i have tried droop without success and my ride height is frt 5.5 rear 5.5 not shure but i want to try sorex 27 med insert or hard!! thanks!! Pete68 |
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| Author: | Col [ Mon Jan 17, 2005 14:45:41 ] |
| Post subject: | hmm |
try 5 mm front and if the backend is too planted lower that to 5mm too. my t1 used to traction roll when it was that high, i think 
up the dampening if poss, I would then follow all setup guide to limit camber rise change and to have more stability. Although that does sound like the tyres are digging in 
What sort of point in the corner is it doing this ? wheres the weight at the point of roll |
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| Author: | pete68 [ Mon Jan 17, 2005 15:16:22 ] |
| Post subject: | t1 fk |
i caxn say in every corner i c'ant drive fast in the corner it's alway's doing traction roll !! it's a tight technical track road course! Pete68 |
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| Author: | JAUNE [ Mon Jan 17, 2005 17:16:43 ] |
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Pete, This is a winning setup for our track (based on Martin Hudy's setup) Give it a try!! Jon |
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| Author: | Tonyv [ Mon Jan 17, 2005 21:28:36 ] |
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Pete, have a look at this: . I think it will provide you with the info you need to reduce the traction roll. It is definitely a good idea to go to harder tyres. I would even suggest the Sorex 36R with medium inserts. Also, try adding some super glue to the outer edge of the tyres from the rim to about a mm below the tyre surface. |
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