This is annoying me for real... i need an answer please

  • Thread starter Thread starter Ceolix
  • 62 comments
  • 4,562 views
Cosmik Debris
That's what I'm saying. It will bounce the car less, I just didn't explain it very well. But if the extension is too slow, the springs won't push back to the track quick enough. That's how I see it :confused:
Click to expand...

Dampers resist spring movement. The higher the value, the greater the resistance. High compression values resist compression. High extension values resist extension.

The reason for dampers is because otherwise the car would keep bouncing for a long time after bumps. By resisting the spring movement, dampers help keep the car under control by keeping the wheels from hopping or skipping over the pavement and by preventing a "see-saw" motion as the car takes a cornering stance.
 
Get a different car the 8c is a vile odiuos spinning machine which should be ignored.
 
Back