i cant get it right!!!

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can anyone tell me why on alot of my cars my outside front tire is burning up around corners and help me find a solution. i have tried some camber angles, toe in/out, lower ride height and stock also screwing witgh the LSD. i am trying to tune on SS tires with no aids and it is driving me nuts!:ouch: I am new to trying to tune my own cars(and I am so lost) so any help is appreciated:dunce:
 
can anyone tell me why on alot of my cars my outside front tire is burning up around corners and help me find a solution. i have tried some camber angles, toe in/out, lower ride height and stock also screwing witgh the LSD. i am trying to tune on SS tires with no aids and it is driving me nuts!:ouch: I am new to trying to tune my own cars(and I am so lost) so any help is appreciated:dunce:
Try adjusting your spring rates. With proper camber, anti-roll bars and spring rates your rear tires should start to lose traction at the same time as your front. Just the way I tune and drive but for me I feel I've got a cars suspension tuned close to optimal when I have the spring rates set as low as possible while 3 or better yet all 4 of the tires will turn red and lose traction at the same time under heavy cornering. That being said it can be very difficult with some cars to achive that and get a car that handles properly and is still controllable. Good luck with your tuning.👍👍
 
I suggest Camber, I have that problem on some of my older cars and i agree with Desperado. Adjust the roll bar lower as well as the spring rates but definitely more front camber to ease turn in.
 
+1 To both the responses previously, but however with the way you explained it, it may be just the way you are driving. You may be driving too hard into the corner trying to compensate for too high of an entry speed. That is by no means an insult to driving skill, I used to do this for the longest time :dopey: If it isn't that, it may be the stagger between the ride height, or the springs, in this case having the front considerably lower than the rear. Basically if you have tried everything else, try raising the front springs or the front ride height. Hope that helps!
 
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