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October 13, 2018 at
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New at this. Car has no fwd bite.
.50% cross
50% left side
63% rear
I think cross should be about 50 to 55% and left should be 60 to 65% With rear about the same. 60-65%
thoughts
John
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what I have seen work is 40 lbs Lf wheel weight 50 - 55 rf/lr Cross 55-60 rear /w 10 gals of fuel R u Checking with the shocks connected what Bars in Car /axle offset rim offset / tire sizes If it was Mine Id set it up with 4 1.025 bars with reccomended blocking no shocks connected 5 Off rims with the stagger U race with also play with tire pressures not only rear but also front + - 2 0r 3 lbs & watch & record changes on scale
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July 22, 2023 at
01:55:14 AM by amelia4
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Posted By: Fastest32 on October 13 2018 at 06:52:35 PM
New at this. Car has no fwd bite.
.50% cross
50% left side
63% rear
I think cross should be about 50 to 55% and left should be 60 to 65% With rear about the same. 60-65%
thoughts
John
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Hi John, it seems like you're experiencing some handling issues with your car. If you're looking to improve your car's performance, consider exploring some affordable used cars near Staten Island.Some used cars might offer better handling characteristics and could be a great option to upgrade. Additionally, you can consult with a reputable dealership near Staten Island to find the right vehicle that meets your desired balance and driving preferences. Happy car hunting! ��
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October 23, 2025 at
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Reply to:
Posted By: Fastest32 on October 13 2018 at 06:52:35 PM
New at this. Car has no fwd bite.
.50% cross
50% left side
63% rear
I think cross should be about 50 to 55% and left should be 60 to 65% With rear about the same. 60-65%
thoughts
John
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Following sprint car scaling discussions always gets me excited about upgrades and performance tweaks. Managing parts, ensuring the engine runs perfectly, and keeping weight distribution optimal can be overwhelming, especially if you want consistent results on the track. One thing I’ve learned is that having access to quality vehicles or parts at reasonable prices makes a huge difference. I recently discovered AutobidMaster, which has a wide selection of wrecked car and parts that can be perfect for building or improving sprint cars without breaking the budget. It’s a great resource for anyone serious about racing and scaling projects efficiently.
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