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Out of interest, asside from using the throttle a bit more gingerly, is there any way of generating more on power grip to get drive out of the corner in the damp?
Would rasing the gearbox make any difference or is there nothing you can do about it? |
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DONT BE SUCH AN ANIMAL ON THE THROTTLE!!!
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Not quite the response I am after there Mike
![]() Just seeing if there is anything technical which would help reduce this. |
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lower the rear links
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Good question? Not sure what raising the gearbox really does or what conditions it would suit.
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Other things which can improve drive coming out of corners in a 2wd car are:
Ride height of the rear lower than the front Lower inner camber link holes Shorter rear camber link Softer rear oil Inner shock mounting position on rear arm Reduce anti-squat Add weight to middle and along middle of car |
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