stagger

[kennywrd7@gmail.com]

Do I need to run same stagger on front and rear

 

[XXX#40]

Id hope so or you'd look kinda funny lol
No you dont, we always run both right sides the same and adjust rear stagger with the LR, and the front is what it is

 

[MikeleoneCT]

It depends on your set up, everyone is different. Usually, front stagger is bigger than the rear. The amount of rear stagger really depends on the track you are running.

 

[Stout racing07]

Rule of thum 3/4-1" rear, 1"-11/2 front. You should call the manufacturer of the chassis and they can give you the starting points for your chassis.

 

[paulkish]

Do I need to run same stagger on front and rear

... no

 

[Brown Racing 15]

JMO….Bullrings 1 1/2 on front and back……Big tracks with good turns 1 1/2 on front 3/4 to 1 on back……JMO….

 

[kartracer281]

no you do not run the same

run in the frount 1 1/2 and in the rear 1 1/4

 

[wilson57]

same case on a short nearly flat track ??

 

[MikeleoneCT]

Every kart at every track can be different. We have run as much as 2 front 1 3/4 rear at one track, 1 3/4 front, 1/4 rear at another track. We've run 1 1/2 front 1 1/2 rear. We've been fast with all of these. You just have to make sure your cross weight gets reset when you change staggers around.

Having said that, you should start with the staggers that the kart manufacturer recommends and adjust the set up around that. The "typical" set-up seems to have the front 1/4 more than the rear.