2013 triton

[Horacing]

Wht kind of numbers to try has a bad push no matter wht u do to it had an impulse loved it but wanted to try this triton but it just don't want to turn

 

[bobbyq]

You try putting more bite in your right side tires.

 

[Horacing]

Yea moved some camber tryed less stagger more stagger i can't figure it out from center off it pushes up track bad

 

[TDS5139]

What are your weights (left%, nose%, cross), camber, track, etc? With this info, I'm sure you will get some recommended changes. Below is the address for setup sheets if you have not seen them.

http://phantomchassis.com/chassis-setup-sheets.html

 

[Horacing]

Left 58 nose 48 cross 63 camber is 1/2 and -2.1/2 small track liberty indoor bout a 1/5

 

[hotelcalifornia]

The triton does NOT like high nose at all like the impulse does. 46.5 nose should make a big difference. The rest of the numbers don't look too bad.

 

[Horacing]

K I'll try tht

 

[hotelcalifornia]

Check your pm

 

[Dirtdevilsspeedway]

Left 58 nose 48 cross 63 camber is 1/2 and -2.1/2 small track liberty indoor bout a 1/5

Cross is to low get it up to at least 65 or 66% then it will turn nose at 46.5 small track RF camber 2.75

 

[Ltg]

Your nose is a little higher than what we designed the kart for. I'd bring the nose down to 47. You shouldn't be having a problem with the Triton pushing so if the change in nose doesn't get it get with me or Phantom to go through everything about the kart's assembly and setup because something is out of wack.

Todd
www.dynamicsofspeed.com

 

[GregMiller04]

What tires are you running? What is the duro? Given the numbers I would look at going softer on tires reducing cross to 59 and less front.

 

[alvin l nunley]

Not that I know a lot about it, I've never raced on dirt, but I see some numbers you might take a look at.
You have a big percentage of the rear weight on left rear tire. If the stagger is not right, that might cause a problem.
To me it's a fundamental thing, too much rear bite, push, too much front bite, loose.
Whenever my sprint kart pushed I would narrow the front or widen the rear.
Being indoors, assuming there’s no banking in the turns, maybe you need more stagger. Do you have any idea of the radius of the turns? You said you change the stagger, but you didn't say how much.
1/5 mile is 1055 feet, that's a pretty big indoor track. If you knew the radius of the turns, my software might be able to give you a better idea on a stagger number.
Comments, compliments, criticisms and questions always welcome.
If the data does not support the theory, get a new theory.

 

[P Hubbard65]

Too much nose can cause a push, usually on exit. Also on a really tight track you could try using a different pill/slug in the rr (moving the rr Tire back), but I wouldn't suggest that until the setup is close and balanced fairly well.