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conesare2seconds · 05-12-2019

Check the ladder (c-beam) bolts for tightness. Assuming you don’t have beam plates: There’s just enough room on the fronts to hold the top with a box wrench laid along the ladder while tightening from below with a socket. If they are loose you may experience step out in the rear when transitioning from power on to power off and vice versa. Beam plates are a few bucks well spent on a car that sees track use.

05-12-2019	#9
conesare2seconds Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Greater St. Louis Posts: 489	Re: Car actively trying to swap ends on track? Check the ladder (c-beam) bolts for tightness. Assuming you don’t have beam plates: There’s just enough room on the fronts to hold the top with a box wrench laid along the ladder while tightening from below with a socket. If they are loose you may experience step out in the rear when transitioning from power on to power off and vice versa. Beam plates are a few bucks well spent on a car that sees track use.