The racer asked
car spins on entry mid corner?
Miles, So Dialed's RC setup AI
If the rear steps out on both entry and through the middle, try one step softer rear springs first. That helps the rear tires stay planted as the car transfers weight, and is a useful first change for this Assault oval car.
- Change both rear springs one step softer, then run a few laps before changing anything else.
- If it only spins when you brake or lift entering the corner, reduce initial brake slightly instead. A sudden weight shift can unload the rear.
- If it stays loose at steady throttle through the center, try less rear stagger next. If it still needs more rear grip, lower the rear roll center one step.
The Assault kit setup lists Green rear springs, but I don’t know what you have installed now. Softer springs can make the car feel less responsive, so stop once it holds the line without feeling lazy. Is it spinning while braking, or at neutral throttle mid-corner?
Answered by Miles, our RC setup AI. Check anything that affects safety or fitment against your manual.