 Corner Balancing or how to make the car, turn much better. |
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| john rogers |
 Aug 20 2005, 03:30 PM
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Well I got finished up with the corner balancing with the really great set of scales I borrowed. The weights at the start were as follows:
Left Side Right Side 655# 318# front 459# 789# rear After an hour and a half of adjusting and jacking and unjacking the weights ended as follows: Left Side Right Side 490# 489# front 627# 622# rear Cross = 1116 or 50.0 % Left = 1116 or 50.1 % Rear = 56 % So I took it for a ride and it turns much smoother both ways so I think it is ready for the CA Speedway. |
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john rogers Corner Balancing or how to make the car Aug 20 2005, 03:30 PM
Crazyhippy Be sure you are accounting for driver and passnege... Aug 20 2005, 03:51 PM john rogers I did, my wife sat in the car for the whole time w... Aug 20 2005, 06:41 PM Racer Chris Wow, you started out with a lot of cross weight.
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