That sounds like quite an exciting hobby, and it’s awesome you’ve been doing all the maintenance yourself!
The loose feeling you’re describing is oversteer, meaning the car likely has poor rear traction. Your race car probably tends to fishtail towards the wall.
There are a few reasons your car might be handling this way, but to fix a loose race car, you should:
Check the rear alignment and service it as necessary.
Modify or adjust the shocks and suspension of your vehicle.
Adjust the brakes and brake bias.
Adjust the tire pressures.
If you aren’t comfortable performing the maintenance yourself, you should consult a mechanic or someone with more experience to address the issue. The last thing you want to do is make it worse.
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