Optimal cross weights?

[marshall_mosty]

What is considered "good enough" cross weights (for my AI car...) .

Yesterday, we corner-weighted my car without ballast and "as raced" and got a 48.6/51.4 cross weight (LF/RR vs RF/LR) and a F/R distribution of 59/41. L/R distribution was 52/48.

LF: 840
RF: 824
LR: 617
RR: 522

Total: 2803

I know that the ballast I add (pretty much max weight of 150lbs will be needed) will help the F/R distribution and L/R distribution. The ballast will go in the passenger floorboard, forward of the rear seat bulkhead.

Ideas knowing all our tracks (for the most part) are CCW with lots of Left hand corners?

[Fbody383]

What is considered "good enough" for cross weights.

In CMC? In my car?

Breakfast.

[marshall_mosty]

What is considered "good enough" for cross weights.

In CMC? In my car?

Breakfast.

Edited for clarity... goober.

[kbrewmr2]

tracks that have all the "important" corners going the same way it might pay to wedge/de-wedge the car appropriately (as well has have an asymmetrical alignment, etc)

[David Love AI27]

tracks that have all the "important" corners going the same way it might pay to wedge/de-wedge the car appropriately (as well has have an asymmetrical alignment, etc)

:shock: :shock: :shock:

[Rob Liebbe]

Crown Royal in one hand and Coca-Cola in the other - then mixed in proper ratios to form a perfect balance. 8)

Don't Drink and Drive.

[kbrewmr2]

tracks that have all the "important" corners going the same way it might pay to wedge/de-wedge the car appropriately (as well has have an asymmetrical alignment, etc)

:shock: :shock: :shock:

when all your car will do is turn well you make sure it turns REALLY well

[BryanL]

Crown Royal in one hand and Coca-Cola in the other - then mixed in proper ratios to form a perfect balance. 8)

Don't Drink and Drive.

At TWS!