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Originally Posted by Benjab
Hey! My friend and i made a tiny track at a school. And we are using my mad rat and his b4. Its really alot of fun! Ive never driven on a track. I added 30g weight on the serve because its understeering. Its still understeering but it also nose diving more compared to the b4. What can i do to prevent understeering and nose diving?
The jump is really small and there is only tight turns.
Ive seen on most b4's in Denmark are using staggered rib front tiress. What surface arw they good for?
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Well first of all what surface is it.?
I would lay the front shocks down more so bring them in on the top this will make the softer meaning you will have a little more grip so more steering then I would move the camber links out on the hub on the front to allow the front to roll more so you get more steering
If you still need more stand the rear shocks up on the tower to take away some of the rear end grip allowing the rear end to break traction and slide
Stagger ribs are used on the front on high grip Astro tracks