Miguel1994
O que se pretende é mesmo levantar a roda interior traseira... isso não desestabiliza o kart. Lê o texto abaixo s.f.f.
Nuno75
Acho que não vale a pena estar a insistir, tu manténs a tua opinião e eu a minha, por isso não vamos sair daqui.
De qualquer forma vou deixar aqui um texto do Davide Foré que foi só 5 vezes campeão mundial.
Abraço,
The Tricky Bit for Advanced Drivers – Load Transfer
Karts are extremely sensitive to load transfer, and are completely dependant on load transfer in order to go around corners at all. The best karters have an accute awareness of load transfer and it is the key to driving a kart with the minimal steering inputs possible.
Quick Explanation of Load Transfer for Karts
When you brake the load transfers to the front of the kart, the weight on the front wheels increases.
When you turn right the load transfers to the outside of the kart, i.e the left wheels (and the opposite side for left handers)
When you accelerate the load transfers to the rear wheels, so the weight increases on the rear tyres.
Key Point for karts
When you turn into a corner at first, the castor and jacking effect starts the process of lifting the inside rear wheel. Once that initial turn in is done and you get into cornering, then load transfer to the outside of the kart takes over the work of lifting the inside rear wheel. This is because the front of your kart is more flexible than the rear and all that load transfer deforms your chassis enough to keep the inside rear tyre off the road enough to allow the kart to turn.
That particular characteristic of karts is what allows Davide Fore to straighten the wheel most of the way around corners. Once the kart is loaded to the outside wheels (which means the initial turn in is done and the kart is cornering steadily) then the chassis deforms under that cornering load and can’t help but lift the inside wheel. Just having that inside wheel pressuring the ground less then the outside driven wheel is enough to allow the kart to turn around the corner with very little steering angle.