droop for XXXs

[kriss]

hi everyone,
can anyone tell what the droop settings should be if I am racing on a small, slipperey indor track.
thanx Chris

[Doughty]

Hi Kriss, though i am not a touring car driver, my understanding of droop is as follows

more droop makes the car lean more in the corner, this transfurs the weight more in the corner and can give the car more grip on slippy tracks, but will make the car a little slow to react to changes in direction.

less droop will make the car feel sharper, change direction quicker and not roll as much in the corner.

I would therefore run more droop then you would normally run, though I dont know the exact amount of droop you should run.

one last thing, could you please complete your profile with your full name somewhere as per rule 5

Thanks - hope that helps

[LisaKeen]

Yep can't say fairer than that, I run about 4 on the back on most surfaces and between 3-1 on the front depending on how the car is handling, and what I want it to do.