u/Distinct_One_4272

As a driver that's fairly heavy (30 lbs over the limit) in lo206. I still feel like my kart drags. My home track in pretty technical and my current gearing is at 4.05. All wheels seem pretty free so not sure if there's anything mechanical dragging. Any ideas what a good clutch setup should be for heavier drivers? I'm currently at 2W/2B with no weights.

Name the top 2 in each park's lineup:

1. Cedar Point

2. SF Magic Mountain

3. Hersheypark

4. Dollywood

5. SF Fiesta Texas

6. BG Tampa

7. Kings Dominion

8. Canada's Wonderland

9. SF Great Adventure

10. \*Wild card\* Europa Park

Anyone go to roller coaster rodeo this year? I haven't been to SFFT since Dr Diabolical's opening. I heard WW got new trains and upgrades a while back, anyone notice a big difference? And is Rattler still #1 in the park? Any chance of saving Kid Flash?

When you're on a new track or just working on your line at your home track, what is a solid approach and mindset to have while out there? I race lo206 so momentum is of the essence. But what are the little things you work on at any specific turn to shave tenths off your time?

Any thoughts on having F1 or another top tier circuit do a mid-season karting race? All karts will be identical except for seating position. Maybe even just race for 5 points or so. I think it would be awesome to see them race just once a year without all the politics and engineering involved, just racing.

We've gotten spinning coaches, tilt tracks, drop tracks, and plenty in between. What will be the next thing that drives the general public wild??

I've seen so many opinions out there. I currently have an older birel 30mm chassis but it seems to flex a bit much. I also think it was made for a 2-stroke motor where as I race LO206. What is a good chassis made for heavier drivers racing LO206?