Nascar Setups

There are plenty of sites on the web to get setups. One such source is my webpage. My links page will help you to find some other sources as well. I highly recommend Bill Cranston's page, as it has track tutorials and replays in addition to the setups. It's URL is: [link lost in import: /~crankstr/] -- Emory University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Nascar Setups Page: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~ebusch/

Can someone give the the correct setups to use at all the tracks to get the best out of my car, or some hints? I play for fun and would like to stop having to pit so often for tires when I think I should be going longer then I am on a set of right sides. Anyway, help would be appreciated. Chris

There's a list of setups you can DL from the pits. The site is http://www.theuspits.com . You'll have to go to the workshop I believe to find the setups...or possibly the Hawaii page. Either way they're in there somewhere. Hope this helps... -- Dennis D'Avila ACS Mechanical Design Delco Electronics 317-451-4707 Murphy's Law: Never ask two questions in a business letter. The reply will discuss the one you are least interested in, and say nothing about the other.

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>Can someone give the the correct setups to use at all the tracks to get >the best out of my car, or some hints? >I play for fun and would like to stop having to pit so often for tires >when I think I should be going longer then I am on a set of right sides. >Anyway, help would be appreciated. >Chris

Don't expect a miracle fix from a setup. It may help, but the single largest factor in tire wear is your style of driving. If you're going too hard into the corners and jamming on the accelerator on the exit, you can expect your tires to wear a lot faster. The trick is to develop a smooth entry that doesn't scrub the tires and ease back into the throttle on the exit so you don't break the rear end loose. Dave "davids" Sparks Late Nite League http://www.sequoia-dev.com/Hawaii/latenite.html