hase any doodyscald a mini stock

we is a good starting point.wwheel wt cross,lift side ,rear,i need help.anytying will help

Oh my God please try again. That is the most unreadable post I have ever encountered in my life. I'm sure there are people that could help you if they had any idea what it was you needed.

There's not much you can do with weight distribution within the rules on a ministock, but on a FWD we try to get as much left side percent as possible and low center of gravity for cornering... and unlike rear wheel drive you want as much front weight as possible for traction comming out of the turns "FWD tend to understeer and loose traction on hard accleration"

kcollier18 wrote:

we is a good starting point.wwheel wt cross,lift side ,rear,i need help.anytying will help

dshippey15 wrote:

Oh my God please try again. That is the most unreadable post I have ever encountered in my life. I'm sure there are people that could help you if they had any idea what it was you needed.

"Has anybody scaled a mini stock? Where is a good starting point? Wheel weight, cross, left side, rear %? I need help, anything will help."

Maybe the grammar and spelling weren't great, but the point got across just fine.

Our rwd celica has 49% rear, 54% leftside and 50% cross. We are still working with this car to make it better. We have never put the honda on the scales. But put about 20lbs over the left front.

Devan

[quote="Jones76"]Our rwd celica has 49% rear, 54% leftside and 50% cross. We are still working with this car to make it better. We have never put the honda on the scales. But put about 20lbs over the left front.

Devan[/quote
when you do scale it you think you will be over or under with that twenty pounds?

We put the 20lbs on the left front strut to help hold the left front down in the turns. It took a lot of the push out of the car. I don't think we will ever put put the fwd on the scales. We adj. the car by how it feels.

just figured out that title. Has any body scaled a mini stock? I'm sure that some have. added weight was a factor in the CRX's, but most of the others were trying to get rid of it.