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Thank you for purchasing the latest Enforcer sprint car! The Enforcer 8 is the next evolution of the successful Enforcer 7 platform that has won every major national race, most of them multiple times. The Enforcer 8 includes many enhancements to the car that has continued to set the pace for nearly 6 years. Slightly more offset chassis &...
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Front Arm Assem bly Front Kick-Up Assem bly Caster Block Assem bly...
Cage Attachm ent Body Assem bly Body pieces are show n painted for ease of view ing. Trim pieces and drill all holes BEFORE painting. A protective green film w ill keep overspray from getting on the outside of the body. Clean pieces w ith a m ild detergent and dry before painting. 1.
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3. Side panels – install side panels on the cage (you w ill have to rem ove som e of the screw s already installed). Trim the side panels to clear the rear shock tow er as show n. The left side panel w ill also need trim m ed to clear the m otor.
Handling is the most important factor in dirt oval racing when it comes to lower lap times and winning races and at least 50% of handling is in the tires. For rubber tire racing, the Custom Works Sticker tires are good for high bite tracks and can be run with very little preparation.
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2. Shocks If tires are 50% of handling, shocks are probably the next 30%. Now that you’ve done all the work to make a great set of tires, it’s the shock’s job to keep them on the track as much as possible. We’ve found the 9lb rear and 8lb front springs to be the best combination for this car and honestly we don’t change them too often.
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tighter. Doing the opposite will make it looser. Be careful not to go too far, excessive cross-weight can upset the ride height and not allow the suspension to work properly. A set of scales is required to measure cross-weight and should be measured on a level surface with the car “ready to race”.
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