my car seems to have bad understeer, especially after driving straight for a little bit and then try to drift it but it wont go

any ideas or tips or help?

If it is a shaft car you might be seeing some torque steer

Torque steer? Thats fantastically wrong.

If you can't 'turn in' after going down a long straight, you may want to consider using the brakes. I know it sounds simple, but do it with a bit of steering and you'll see results.

Furthermore, try adjusting front toe angle. Toe-in at the front will allow for a greater amount of 'lock' on the outer wheel when turning in. This can make the car twitchy during longer drifts, so experiment to find a balance.

Chris.

Putting softer springs on your front dampers can help with understeer too becuase it gives the front wheels a bit more grip.

Sorry for the wrong info,

But isnt torque steer when the diff is tightined and too much power or torque wich exedes the wheels motion!

I greatly appoligize[]

ive seen some oil shocks wich cud be good, cant find a toe-in adjuster tho, any ideas? does that adjust the camber of the tyres?

wot bout addin some weight to the front of the chassis to help steer it

will try the brakes tho, thanx

Def. try the brakes, if no help then get the turnbuckle tie rod set, you need the front wheels pointing inwards for toe-in. If not; get a front one-way. Expensive, but it'll make the biggest difference.

Chris.

what does the front one way do?

A front one way lets your front wheels free wheel when you let off the throttle or use the brakes. its like using the E-brake.

a front one-way is not a good way to learn alot of techniques though...i just run a spool in the back and ball diff in the front and im fine

my whole team run one-ways and i drive their car and its okayyyyyyy but i really dont like that e-brake effect

I too have drifted front- 1-way set ups and it turns the car into an understeering dog..
On rubbers sure, gives the car great turn in but remove the grip and you get no technical ability as Brakes are needed on the front end to do smooth transitions.. Full Throttle Drifting doesnt work on tight Technical tracks



Best way is to correct your drifting method..

Your getting too much speed.. Release Throttle, Turn and apply throttle again..
This allows the wheels to regain traction and stop the understeering..

thats great thanx, will maybe try the tie rod set, where get one from? got most my hop ups off ebay but cant find a tie rod set.

will also try releasing throttle and applying it again and the braking method

at higher speed a fourwheel drive car tends to understeer, tighten the diff some more or unbalance the car, for a right turn, quick left then full right.