go to ofnaracing.com for set up sheets from the pros. It will tell you what track conditions they had, and what set up they used. If it gives only track name, google it, or youtube it to see the track. It is hard to give a perfect answer you can use on set up. All depends on how you drive agressive, non agressive, do you wait for openings, or do you make openings? Do you like to make a triple triple out of a six pack or 3 doubles? Do you feel more comfortable on the ground or in the air? Drive the track stock set up and see what you need to change. I have been to many races where every driver in the race has a diff. set up. This is one part of the hobby that is pure feel on the drivers part. Track looks like fun. Enjoy.