Racerdad55
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What chassis has the fastest roll speed by design?
I don't think a chassis would make the difference.. I would say camber, tire pressure, oil in the motor, body work, gear choice, and good handling.. drafting would help on those tracks for sure.. why would one chassis be any different?Rolls the freest at the end of the straits ways and entering corner...not over planting the tires on the strait away causing to much drag reducing speed...that is what I have always called roll speed... Mainly only effects karts on big ,fast racetracks.. If your on the same motor,tires,and same gear..who is rolling the fastest at the entry to the corner
I don't think a chassis would make the difference.. I would say camber, tire pressure, oil in the motor, body work, gear choice, and good handling.. drafting would help on those tracks for sure.. why would one chassis be any different?
If what your saying is true, why are there racers who will buy a new chassis, run it 5-10 races, then sell it off and buy a new one again, and keep repeating that process? Like you see with the Triton obviously. The chassis is what everything else revolves around the way I see it, its the foundation that the rest of your racing program relies on. If you have an old, outdated or worn out chassis, and brand new tires, engine and everything else, do you feel like your getting the most speed potential you can out of your racing program as you would get with a new/newer fresh chassis, with all the latest technology, new tires and new engine?
I believe what the man is asking, is what chassis has the potential to make the most speed around the racetrack, given that you have the tires right, a good strong engine, and a driver who can maneuver the kart around the track and put it where it needs to go?
If what your saying is true, why are there racers who will buy a new chassis, run it 5-10 races, then sell it off and buy a new one again, and keep repeating that process? Like you see with the Triton obviously. The chassis is what everything else revolves around the way I see it, its the foundation that the rest of your racing program relies on. If you have an old, outdated or worn out chassis, and brand new tires, engine and everything else, do you feel like your getting the most speed potential you can out of your racing program as you would get with a new/newer fresh chassis, with all the latest technology, new tires and new engine?
I believe what the man is asking, is what chassis has the potential to make the most speed around the racetrack, given that you have the tires right, a good strong engine, and a driver who can maneuver the kart around the track and put it where it needs to go?
If what your saying is true, why are there racers who will buy a new chassis, run it 5-10 races, then sell it off and buy a new one again, and keep repeating that process? Like you see with the Triton obviously. The chassis is what everything else revolves around the way I see it, its the foundation that the rest of your racing program relies on. If you have an old, outdated or worn out chassis, and brand new tires, engine and everything else, do you feel like your getting the most speed potential you can out of your racing program as you would get with a new/newer fresh chassis, with all the latest technology, new tires and new engine?
I believe what the man is asking, is what chassis has the potential to make the most speed around the racetrack, given that you have the tires right, a good strong engine, and a driver who can maneuver the kart around the track and put it where it needs to go?
If what your saying is true, why are there racers who will buy a new chassis, run it 5-10 races, then sell it off and buy a new one again, and keep repeating that process? Like you see with the Triton obviously. The chassis is what everything else revolves around the way I see it, its the foundation that the rest of your racing program relies on. If you have an old, outdated or worn out chassis, and brand new tires, engine and everything else, do you feel like your getting the most speed potential you can out of your racing program as you would get with a new/newer fresh chassis, with all the latest technology, new tires and new engine?
I believe what the man is asking, is what chassis has the potential to make the most speed around the racetrack, given that you have the tires right, a good strong engine, and a driver who can maneuver the kart around the track and put it where it needs to go?
The epic has great role speed but can’t get out of its own way coming out compared to the new stuff.
As far as some old bent up kart winning
If you’re winning all the time on 10 year old stuff against new karts the computation is very low. Put someone with experience in/setting up them new karts and you won’t stand a chance. Take that to the Bank !
Triton seems to roll fine all the way around the track