Quote:
Originally Posted by richie.
So I've raced my 2nd hand 44 for the first time on monday, polished wooden gym floor and the back end is all over (my driving has much to do with this  ). I have old schumacher full spikes that are lets say from the 90's and without foams. However I have ordered new full spike yellows and tubby medium foams so this shall be corrected soon. Are there any setup tricks to stop the back from being tail happy? I did slacken off the rear diff on advice of a member which did make an improvement although this has made me wonder if there is more to be done before my next race meet?
and before I forget I'm running silver front and green rear springs
cheers Rich. |
Handling can be funny at times running at tyne met depending on whether the floor is being cleaned properly and also down to the hall temperature.
I used to move the rear shocks outwards on the wishbone on my B44