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Mike, I run a four bar wishbone lighting sprint. I read that wishbone reduce anti-squat which seems counter intuitive to getting weight to transfer to rear. But be that as it may, is their anything more specific to getting forward bite on a wishbone car vs. a z-link car? My car has three spuds on left side and currently have it mounted in top hole. Right side wishbone only one spud. I often wondered if another higher hold for right side would help with forward bite? Thanks...
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A wishbone increases anti-squat, it does not decrease it. A wishbone will get more forward drive that a Z-link, all others variables being equal.
Raising the car up is the easy way to increase weight transfer from the front to the back.
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Oh ya, 'increase anti squat', meaning back of car less squat down right? Also left side wishbone mounted in top hole would do what?? Thanks
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