duck walking

Jeff Jewell · 03-11-2009, 08:20 PM

Hello...

Fought the same problem with Hoosier radials on my Corvette. Turned out that the corner weights were way off (too heavy on the front left corner). When I lifted on top end, the weight would shift from the right rear back to the left front and get the car swaying badly. I had the car scaled and made some changes. With the corner weights corrected, the car is straight as an arrow.

Tom Goldman scaled the car and did the work to correct the problem for me. Maybe he will chime in here with some other ideas.

Jeff Jewell

03-11-2009, 08:20 PM	#2
Jeff Jewell Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Bangor, PA Posts: 182 Likes: 41 Liked 171 Times in 36 Posts	Re: duck walking Hello... Fought the same problem with Hoosier radials on my Corvette. Turned out that the corner weights were way off (too heavy on the front left corner). When I lifted on top end, the weight would shift from the right rear back to the left front and get the car swaying badly. I had the car scaled and made some changes. With the corner weights corrected, the car is straight as an arrow. Tom Goldman scaled the car and did the work to correct the problem for me. Maybe he will chime in here with some other ideas. Jeff Jewell