DFW Weight with No Cant in Rears

[DerbyJP]

I've done some searching here and found recommendations of DFW weight around .4-.5 oz. Our rules do not allow cant (I know, I could have done 1 degree or so, but I didn't) so I have straight rear axles. Does this DFW weight still apply or should I target a slightly higher weight on DFW, like say .6-.7 oz?

 

[Maglev]

What's the wheelbase (WB) i.e. the distance between the front and rear axles in inches?
DFW weight is inversely proportional to WB.

 

[DerbyJP]

What's the wheelbase (WB) i.e. the distance between the front and rear axles in inches? DFW weight is inversely proportional to WB.

Wheelbase is almost fully extended - about 5 1/2 inches.

 

[DerbyJP]

So I have 2 cars built with no cant in rears and 5 1/2" wheelbase - one has .5 oz on DFW and the other has .7 oz. Any guesses which is faster, everything else being equal, or as close to equal as possible?

 

[B_Regal Racing]

the one w/ .5 oz on DFW

 

[Quicktimederby]

Glad you understand that even building 2 cars to the exact spec they will not be equal. Like B said the one with less weight on the DOM with the same amount of steer will be faster.

or as close to equal as possible?