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Posted by: LiveWire
You can trim the steering stops. Don't do too much or the tie rods will rub on the rims. If you modify it to have a rear suspension, you can also give the rear tires a little toe in. This will help turning. A swing axle style rear suspension is not that hard to set up.
Posted by: 400exalltheway
well if its like my friends fl350 than i highly doubt it, cause to turn quicker you would have to be able to lean into the turns. if youur gonna run cirle track theres ways but you would set it up to turn one way sharper(usally counter-clocker wise)
Posted by: cheesehead
Is there a "trick" method for making my FL 250 turn a little quicker? Thanks, Cheesehead
