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Hey guys,
At my last AX event I chalked my tires and saw that my fronts were rolling over way too much. They were going past the triangle on the side of the dunlops. The back tires when set to 35psi were spot on where they should be. Does this mean I need front camber arms or do I need to change my suspension setup? I inflated the front tires to 43psi and still had the roll over. My setup: Dunlop Z2 19/275 front and rear Eibach front sway full stiff 43psi fron and 35 psi rear. 0 toe front 1/8 toe-in rear and -1.5 camber rear |
Yes, you need front camber....
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I am considering removing my rear sway bar for this sundays autox just to see if it helps any. I have 13k springs up front and 9k springs in the rear. I am also running bfg sport comp 2 tires and about 2 degrees of camber up front and 1.5 rear. Is this a good idea or should i just leave it alone?
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Don't have to remove bar to try...just disconnect ine end link and see how you like it
Tracy |
Has anyone ran the adjustable Koni Sports "Yellows" for autox with good results? I see tirerack has 25% off until 5/31. Thanks.
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TIA Also, Koni Yellows are usually the go-to choice for stock class.... unless you want to spend a lot more on Ohlins or custom Koni's. |
Out of curiosity what is everyone running in terms of aftermarket shocks and springs for autox? I have been reading up on powertrix, fortune auto and bc racing but I don't see anyone on the forums using these for autox.
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Also have you run anything more midrange? Something better than the konis but less expensive than motons and penske? 2k is my limit. |
I run stance gr+ true coils. In the process of getting some heavier springs. I have heard BC coils are one of the best for the money...
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