Old Aug 4, 2006 | 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by sibster
So what consitutes a good setup?

How much would it effect a cars handling, even on a track? you can judge handling in lots of different ways....the beam & trailing arm configuration aint the best but you can dial out lots of the failings.....even on the front acumen angle can be massively improved from standard with the use of different steering arms, tca pick-up etc.

I think you would be hard pressed to try to judge any of the cars mentioned without a back to back test on a multichanging terrain....

I was on the Jim Clark rally recently and one guy who runs a clubby wrc esc was trouncing evo's, hyundai wrc cars etc.

He has spent a lot of time tuning the esc suspension & pickups to make the car handle.

I sometimes think people think very powerful cars handle well and this sometimes aint the case...the blue norweign car is very impressive but does that mean it handle any better than any other well setup car? the active diffs will have little effect on a track...

Ian

sib dont give away all the trade secrets how to make cars handle or i be out buiness


its all about angles and pick up point to match a a givien ride hight
thats all am saying
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