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Originally Posted by Origineelreclamebord
The lack of traction I found to be mainly on the rear end - increasing the droop helps a lot, using 0* anti-squat, and (though I have yet to try it), a low roll center mod.
The understeer on wood however implies it's the other way around - at least on wood. The two times I drove on carpet+wood was at the EOS, and I noticed there was some kind of dust and fluff accumulating on the wood. I can imagine the staggers might slide over the dust whereas the spikes can find some grip. Since the grip issues you're having on wood are that bad, have you tried pins yet? Of course you may have to calm down the car on carpet by removing the outer and inner rows of spikes, as well as the suspension setup  |
It's the pins where I get no grip on wood and loads on carpet ! The staggers work well on wood but not as sharp steering on carpet !! I need the best of both worlds !!