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Thread: Rear Percentage

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    Default Rear Percentage & lift bar spring changes

    Since Crate cars are under powered, especialy older cars that were designed to have 600 + HP, shouldn't they run less rear percentage?

    What changes would be needed to the lift bar because of this?
    Last edited by TNDirtRacer; 05-21-2008 at 03:02 AM.

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    Do what works for you.
    In most cases less rear % is ok.
    If you're not spinning your tires then move the weight forward and let the front tires do a little more work cornering the car. With less rear you may need less wedge. You can move weight forward to 50% as long as straightaway speed doesn't suffer.
    Since you don't have the speed of a super late model you also don't need the left side %. As the track slows many cars are over leftsided. The closer to 50/50 the more predictable the wedge, stagger, shock and spring changes become.

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    Many Americans are over left sided.

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    HEY! This is a technical site so keep your politics out. (although I do agree)

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    I think he means over weight.

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    Just remember these cars are all about momentum. You cant put enough cog to them yank them off the corner. Im not that far off on my percentages between a super engine and a crate but I have backed off on bar angle and lr. Hope this helps.

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