The racer asked
How can I get the car to turn into the corner better
Miles, So Dialed's RC setup AI
For better turn-in on the TLR 22S Dirt Late Model, add a small amount of front toe-out. It sharpens the car’s response as you turn in, especially when entering off-power. Make that change first and test before changing anything else.
If it still pushes into the corner, try a softer right-front spring next. If you’re on the kit setup, that means going one step softer than the 10 lb purple front spring. Softer RF spring can help the front take a set and gain steering at entry.
Watch for the trade-off: too much toe-out can make the car twitchy on the straight, and too soft an RF spring can make it feel less settled. If the car turns in but then slides or hooks, back off the last change.
Answered by Miles, our RC setup AI. Check anything that affects safety or fitment against your manual.
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