Let me guess. You probably tried to run the car on a carpeted track and experienced some 'up-turn-over'. You then lowered the ride height by putting shims beneath the 4 bearing hubs. But because you are still using standard Kyosho springs which are comparatively long, they will only get compressed when you take a stronger corner and thus your car is difficult to control.
Another disadvantage of using too many shims is it will be difficult to ensure all 4 tyres touch the ground evenly. You can check this by putting your car (with battery and shell) on a completely flat surface (best to be a piece of thick glass or acrylic). If there is a tyre that tends not to touch the glass surface while the other three do, say the right front tyre, your car will tend to oversteer when it turns left, and understeer when it turns right. That is what you regarded as "左右大細呔問題".
Let me guess. You probably tried to run the car on a carpeted track and experienced some 'up-turn-over'. You then lowered the ride height by putting shims beneath the 4 bearing hubs. But because you a ...
You should first choose the right springs of the right length, not by adding shims at the bottom. Preloading the springs too much can never make a car run normally.