DonLee04

I was scaling out a car today and have run across something that I have not had before. I was hoping that someone could give a little insite on it.
The car is a 70 Nova, 2x3 tube chassis ladderbar car. The car is new and only has 6 passes on it. It goes very straight. The main reason for weighing the car was to get the correct springs for the rear. Upon weighing it I have found that the car is 51% front and 49% rear. The rear corner weights are the same but on the front the right is lighter than the left. I have tried ajusting the preload on the rear, but that just throws everything out of wack. I set the rear back to where t was and ajusted the front springs to try and move weight from one side to the other. Still no good. The car launches had, goes striaght as an arrow. stops fine. Should I just leave it or maybe try adding a little weight to that side and see what happens. What do you think. I am open to ideas.

Antisocial

I'm no car builder but on the right side you have a steering box, column, pedal assembly and if a racecar the only seat. Hey, I took a shot I could be wrong.

Antisocial

See, I was wrong, I ment the left.

DonLee04

Thats ok. Thanks for the shot. I set the car up equal on both rear, with the drive in place, and let the front fall where it may. I tested the car yesturday and it went straight as an arrow. Felt very solid, were before it had a little wiggle at the big end. Not even any pull while breaking. I don't know, something mayshow up when we start throwing more power at it. Time will tell I guess.