lowering the z for the ice
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lowering the z for the ice
okay one last thing the races are this weekend...i got a used lowering kit installed it.... now should i stiffen up the suspension it wasnt tippy at all last weekend but i heard my back tires were coming off the ground so any tips would be great last week i had my suspension totally loose......but i am woundering if stiffing it up would give me a little more bite.... plus the airfilter clamped to the carb did make a difference thanks for all the help soo far
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lowering the z for the ice
GITRON is right, stiffening the right front shock should help bringing the left rear tire closer to the ground for traction. We use a durablue sway bar for TT racing on our race quads. They really help in distributing the weight on the tires and really helping control rolling. Also, not sure on your riding style, but we completly come off the seat and practically sit on the inside rear fenders on the turns to help keep the tires flat in the turns. I see a lot of people trying to just spin the tires loose into the turns and end up loosing a gear coming out of the turns.
here's some links to picts of my boys leaning during races last year.
http://www.photoreflect.com/scripts/...um=0&adjust=-1
http://www.photoreflect.com/scripts/...um=0&adjust=-1
http://www.photoreflect.com/scripts/...um=0&adjust=-1
You will also find that playing with airpresure will help in traction if you find you're blowing up tires or getting to much traction. We usually will run around 2-5 pounds on the rear outside tires and about 4-10 on the inside tires for TT racing with holeshot tires depending on track conditions.
Glad to hear the UNI filter worked well for you.
here's some links to picts of my boys leaning during races last year.
http://www.photoreflect.com/scripts/...um=0&adjust=-1
http://www.photoreflect.com/scripts/...um=0&adjust=-1
http://www.photoreflect.com/scripts/...um=0&adjust=-1
You will also find that playing with airpresure will help in traction if you find you're blowing up tires or getting to much traction. We usually will run around 2-5 pounds on the rear outside tires and about 4-10 on the inside tires for TT racing with holeshot tires depending on track conditions.
Glad to hear the UNI filter worked well for you.
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