Too heavy

[HammerWihoutASickle]

So my Leo is too heavy and looks like it's leaning back rather than being level after a run. The picture does a better job of describing it.

Any suggestions?

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[forgebear]

open it up and stick a bit of sticky lead weight in the front
that will help
dave

[tomhugill]

Better yet but the uprated spring kit!

[tomhugill]

Or you can try clocking the springs first

[HammerWihoutASickle]

open it up and stick a bit of sticky lead weight in the front
that will help
dave

Cheap and easier. How much do you suppose the weight would be?

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[HammerWihoutASickle]

Or you can try clocking the springs first

In reference to both your replies? Updated kit?
And how do I check the suspension springs?

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[jarndice]

This tip wont help with your problem but if it is always advisable to support a Tank when it is on display to take the weight off of the suspension to prevent it sagging.

[HammerWihoutASickle]

This tip wont help with your problem but if it is always advisable to support a Tank when it is on display to take the weight off of the suspension to prevent it sagging.

Nothing worse than a lot of weight causing sagging. . . .

Personally. After looking at the picture, I would beef up only the rear two pairs of suspension springs either way Tom suggests, but I would also beef up the front pair while I was at it (it can be seen in the picture the front wheel is being pushed up by track tension alone).

That evident, eh?
Any threads I can refer to to help me do this?

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[HammerWihoutASickle]

Thanks gunner. I'll have a look at the arms when I get the chance.

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[Raminator]

Cheap and easier. How much do you suppose the weight would be?

You can use fishing sinkers or tyre balancing weights (or since you're in America, perhaps buckshot ), add them gradually until it looks like the tank is no longer leaning backwards.

Nothing worse than a lot of weight causing sagging. . . .

Time and gravity get the better of us all, Mick. Armoured or otherwise.