Thanks for the advice Jason but it really is a case of a lack of steering.
It's a rear motor buggy with a heavy 380 finned motor out back. It has way too much rear traction.The stock setup pushed really badly. I fully lowered the front roll centre and progressively raised the rear and saw incremental improvements to the point when front and rear roll centres are extreme opposites, and that is affecting cornering consistency. Ican't raise the rear roll centre any further so something else has to be done. Add grip to the front or remove from the rear.
I'm hoping grippier front tyres will allow me to run with more sensible front and rear roll centres. The only other option I can think of is a rear anti roll bar but they aren't made for this buggy.
What front tyres do you run on your dex210?
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