Not sure if this is the correct place for this
Small tire ladder bar nitrous car with 98 inch wheel base
Getting ready to make new upper bars
Looking for recommendation for starting height to center of bolt to ground
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Wheelie bar height
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Re: Wheelie bar height
The rotational upward lift of the ladderbar front eye, will be equally downward on the wheeliebar, how much, will depend on the bar length difference/multiplication and the squat characteristics needed to launch the car, which is depending on the car and track surface.
We've ran the wheelie bar more than 6inches up in the air on our car to try to make the bars barely touch the track at the hit.
We do not use the wheelie bar to increase wheel speed. We basically run no-prep, just inconsistent.
They are probably longer than most.
Here's a picture that shows how high it can get.
We've ran the wheelie bar more than 6inches up in the air on our car to try to make the bars barely touch the track at the hit.
We do not use the wheelie bar to increase wheel speed. We basically run no-prep, just inconsistent.
They are probably longer than most.
Here's a picture that shows how high it can get.
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Re: Wheelie bar height
Same here. Ours just touch at launch. Made a grave mistake to raise further and almost lost the car. In the first picture Car came down not soft after hitting the bars. It was going for a ride!miniv8 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 17, 2023 1:57 pm The rotational upward lift of the ladderbar front eye, will be equally downward on the wheeliebar, how much, will depend on the bar length difference/multiplication and the squat characteristics needed to launch the car, which is depending on the car and track surface.
We've ran the wheelie bar more than 6inches up in the air on our car to try to make the bars barely touch the track at the hit.
We do not use the wheelie bar to increase wheel speed. We basically run no-prep, just inconsistent.
They are probably longer than most.
Here's a picture that shows how high it can get.
You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: Wheelie bar height
To add to the others. Work out what clearance you need from the bottom of the wheel first, then translate that to a axle center height distance for rounds adjustments.