i drag race my vforce with duel exhaust ,epi pro clutch kit, web cams likes to wheely bad any suggestions to keep the front end down all right u can break traction but it hooks up forget it gonna wheely any help please only thing i can think of is wheely bar

 

Try an anvil or an anker or you can always put your buddie in the front LOL[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

More air in the rear tires, less in the front. I hang over the bars and I can spin the tires on almost any surface. Pavement would be tough though!!

 

Lighten up the rear end for more weight transfer. I would not put more air in the tires. 4-5 pds and soft rear end should help.

 

go with the elka shocks, they keep thye front end on the ground.

 

Adjust the compression screw on the rear shock. I have mine adjusted about midpoint and it works great!!

 

I have to agree, the stock suspension is to weak for even a stock V. With the mods you've done, the Elka's would put the whole package togeather. It will lower the quad which in turn will help it stay down. Putt

 

Stop your rear end from lifting and allow torque of motor to keep front end down, this works for me on asphault. When you launch your rear shock extends like the machine was in the air which then throws your front end upward. With rear end solid the torque is forced down on your front end. The front still comes up, but settles down quickly once set up correctly. A little birdy taught me this.

 

tried everything everbodys said but elka shocks but not spending 1000 or more for shocks just it hooks up to good and there goes the front end up in the air even tried slicks that was on clay surface didnt work so im in process making a wheelie bar be no more problems just throttle it

 

pull your shocks in with a strap it works when dragging on pavement