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Awesome work with the buggy!!
Got some serious traction issues going on there!
The LSD will help initial traction but i can see it being even more wild when it does loose grip on both wheels at the back.
Have you thought about putting some wider + stickier rubber on the back?
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If you lengthened the wheel base, I think she would be a lot less twitchy. Also try a bit of toe in on the rear alignment and negative camber.
Watched your hill climb vid and the left wheel is the one that looses traction in the runs in either direction. Bigger Dia rims and tyre pressures are other things you can play with.
It's just better than a 60/40 split without the driver. I have the exact weights somewhere...
Ryss - Thanks for your comments, I'll pass them along. We keep the tyre pressures between 25 and 30 PSI, and are moving from 215 to 225 and 235 tyres to improve the traction.
Cape Town is beautiful, must go back there soon
Link to video at the end of the one above. Picture quality is not so good, but sound is excellent, and that's why we're all here, right? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiI-zD6L3hI
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