3 wheels?

[AlarmedBread]

I got one on snow tires, doh!

[matt]

FWIW, a car will generate more grip and corner better with 4 wheels on the ground than with 3. If a car lifts a wheel in steady state corners, it's generally a bad sign. If it lifts a wheel due to some irregularity in the track, a bump or a dip for example, or perhaps if the the track falls away dramatically, suspension dynamics may result in a momentary lift. In the above photo of my car, lifting results due to a slight dip in the track. Photos taken slightly before and after this one show all 4 wheels on the ground.

Still, it sure looks cool!

Definitely agree. :up:

[Bruce Colby]

What is your suspension?

Click here for details

[T3rd Ferguson]

FWIW, a car will generate more grip and corner better with 4 wheels on the ground than with 3. If a car lifts a wheel in steady state corners, it's generally a bad sign. If it lifts a wheel due to some irregularity in the track, a bump or a dip for example, or perhaps if the the track falls away dramatically, suspension dynamics may result in a momentary lift. In the above photo of my car, lifting results due to a slight dip in the track. Photos taken slightly before and after this one show all 4 wheels on the ground.

Still, it sure looks cool!

What is your suspension?

[Bruce Colby]

FWIW, a car will generate more grip and corner better with 4 wheels on the ground than with 3. If a car lifts a wheel in steady state corners, it's generally a bad sign. If it lifts a wheel due to some irregularity in the track, a bump or a dip for example, or perhaps if the the track falls away dramatically, suspension dynamics may result in a momentary lift. In the above photo of my car, lifting results due to a slight dip in the track. Photos taken slightly before and after this one show all 4 wheels on the ground.

Still, it sure looks cool!

[matt]

i'm thinking that wheel lift is gonna occur in those 'non race only' cars that have decent suspension including good quality strut bars --

Strut bars have nothing to do with it.

If you have not enough rear roll stiffness (spring or bar) and too much front stiffness (usually an aftermarket antiroll bar, but it can happen on stock bars also) you lift a front wheel.

[Bruce Colby]

I just started a thread on my car http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/show...231#post955231
in order to avoid hyjacking this one.

[Slick92GS-R]

OK. I put a few in http://www.r3vlimited.com/gallery/browseimages.php?c=3&userid=15789
If you'd like to see something specific, PM me and I'll see what I can do.

*** i have the same spoiler/lip kit ***
where is the pic of the motor and i would like to see how the exhaust is run .. also --what does it weigh?

[Bruce Colby]

I DEMAND more picures of this car, stationary or not

Andy

OK. I put a few in http://www.r3vlimited.com/gallery/browseimages.php?c=3&userid=15789
If you'd like to see something specific, PM me and I'll see what I can do.

[Bruce Colby]

I DEMAND more picures of this car, stationary or not

Andy

OK. I put a few in http://www.r3vlimited.com/gallery/browseimages.php?c=3&userid=15789
If you'd like to see something specific, PM me and I'll see what I can do.

[Slick92GS-R]

i'm thinking that wheel lift is gonna occur in those 'non race only' cars that have decent suspension including good quality strut bars --

[T3rd Ferguson]

Last weekend, Turn 4, Willow Springs

I DEMAND more picures of this car, stationary or not

Andy

[e30kocur325eta]

ok ill try

[Wishno87]

yup. search the members rides area. a few of the recent threads have 4 lug cars with them

[e30kocur325eta]

do they have them 4lug?