The racer asked
The car is loose on a high bite clay track. How can I tighten it up?
Miles, So Dialed's RC setup AI
Start by adding 0.5° of rear toe-in on the SR10, then test again. More rear toe helps the rear track straighter, but on a high-bite surface, add it in small steps so the car does not become sluggish or scrub speed. The SR10’s rear toe is adjustable in 0.5° increments.
If it is loose mainly on corner exit under power, try these one at a time:
- Add rear toe-in.
- Try a softer right-rear spring or a stiffer left-rear spring.
- If it still steps out, reduce anti-squat slightly.
Those changes target on-power looseness; avoid stacking them all at once.
If it is loose entering the turn off power, the fix is different: reduce steering on entry, for example with less rear toe-in or less rear droop. Tell me whether it slides on entry, through the middle, or on exit, and I can narrow it down.
Answered by Miles, our RC setup AI. Check anything that affects safety or fitment against your manual.
