For years, I have always used the Bolink-style body posts, with the large plastic nut that threads to the post.
I have also, for years, mounted the front body posts where the front bumper attaches to the chassis plate. This results in needing a slightly taller post than if I were to mount the posts further forward, on the bumper, where they normally go.
I have also, for years, always had a noticeable, high-speed push. I could make adjustments to improve it slightly, but it never goes away. Could mounting my front body posts in the "wrong" location be causing this high-speed push? I say high-speed because the more the car slows down for the corner, the more the push goes away. This has been true for 2 or 3 different chassis and body combinations I've had over the last several years.
Does everyone mount the front body posts on the bumper? Has anyone run with them mount further, like I mentioned?
Thanks.
I have also, for years, mounted the front body posts where the front bumper attaches to the chassis plate. This results in needing a slightly taller post than if I were to mount the posts further forward, on the bumper, where they normally go.
I have also, for years, always had a noticeable, high-speed push. I could make adjustments to improve it slightly, but it never goes away. Could mounting my front body posts in the "wrong" location be causing this high-speed push? I say high-speed because the more the car slows down for the corner, the more the push goes away. This has been true for 2 or 3 different chassis and body combinations I've had over the last several years.
Does everyone mount the front body posts on the bumper? Has anyone run with them mount further, like I mentioned?
Thanks.