freshly converted from my b4... I never actually ran it with the conversion due to not having time... Has brand new: diff, tranny bearings, front shock tower... along with a solid orange body and a kick ass custom painted Kiefer Designs body... PM me for more info
ATown- The layout at OCRC has changed from a track with sweeping turns to more of a point and shoot 180 style track. I'm now running the ballstud on the outer hole of the rear bulkhead. I also went back up to 35wt in the rear with green springs and moved the front shocks to the outside hole on the A-arm. This locked the truck in and allowed me to push it harder through switchbacks as it squares up much faster. It usually takes 2-3 changes each layout to keep it running like a slot car, but the truck never fails.
If you're looking for changes regarding specific handling characteristics let me know and we'll bounce ideas off eachother.
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Kstarr- I'm going to miss you guys too. I hope the race turns out to be a great success.
Also, I've spent the last two days running my X6 buggy into the ground with great success. Below is the setup that I've been running at OCRC.
*Shocks are Associated
Front:
Spring: Brown
Oil: 35wt
Piston: #1
Limiting: .090 (Although I unscrewed the shock bottoms 2.5 turns)
Shock Position: Middle hole in tower, Inside Hole in arm
*Ackerman Position: Back hole (not stock)
*Caster Block: 20deg (AE option part)
*Axles/steering knuckles: Inline (AE option part) *****These three parts are crucial!!!!
Axle Height: Bottom
Camber location: Outside on bulkhead/Outside on hub (aka closer to the wheel)
Camber ballstud washers: None
Camber: -1deg
Toe: 1deg toe in
Note: 1oz tucked/stacked/jammer under front tower (glue it in, but be sure the steering rack clears it.
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Banzai Motors
Guttermouth-Pennywise-The Vandals-NoFx-Operation Ivy (In an effort to poison the minds of our youth)
"Majority rule don't work in mental institutions"
Spring: AE Green *Cut out one coil...You will need the B44 offset shock bottoms (they're taller) to achieve the correct ride height
Oil: 30wt
Piston: #1
Limiting: None (Shock bottoms unscrewed 1 turn)
Shock Location: Next to inside in Tower/Far outside on arm
Camber Location: Inside on bulkhead (hole furthest towards the center)/ Inside hole on hub (hole that gives the shortest link
Camber Ballstuds: raise them .060
Camber: -1deg
Arm Spacing: Forward
Hub Spacing: Center
Rear Block: 3deg
Wing: Stock (Although cut lower than the lowest "cut line")
Tranny Height: no washers under tranny
Antisquat: No additional washers
Motor: Banzai/Speedpassion 8.5 turn brushless
Gearing: 22/81
I would recommend this as a good starting point on any dirt track with medium bite or better. We run Proline M3 8175 front tires and M3 Holeshot rears with Buggy grip on a smooth medium to "high medium" bite surface.
If you have any questions ask away, or shoot me a pm.
Jeremy
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West Coast R/C Raceway
Banzai Motors
Guttermouth-Pennywise-The Vandals-NoFx-Operation Ivy (In an effort to poison the minds of our youth)
"Majority rule don't work in mental institutions"
Spring: AE Green *Cut out one coil...You will need the B44 offset shock bottoms (they're taller) to achieve the correct ride height
Oil: 30wt
Piston: #1
Limiting: None (Shock bottoms unscrewed 1 turn)
Shock Location: Next to inside in Tower/Far outside on arm
Camber Location: Inside on bulkhead (hole furthest towards the center)/ Inside hole on hub (hole that gives the shortest link
Camber Ballstuds: raise them .060
Camber: -1deg
Arm Spacing: Forward
Hub Spacing: Center
Rear Block: 3deg
Wing: Stock (Although cut lower than the lowest "cut line")
Tranny Height: no washers under tranny
Antisquat: No additional washers
Motor: Banzai/Speedpassion 8.5 turn brushless
Gearing: 22/81
I would recommend this as a good starting point on any dirt track with medium bite or better. We run Proline M3 8175 front tires and M3 Holeshot rears with Buggy grip on a smooth medium to "high medium" bite surface.
If you have any questions ask away, or shoot me a pm.
Jeremy
I got one question for ya maybe two, When ya gonna let me drive it and should I get one? hahaha
we have a little over 350 entries. its gonna be great race this year , your missing a good one. track is faster than last year no blind spots. and in a warmer building. you could were your plaid shorts. lol. later.
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gone banana`z racing banana`z skin`z for all your foam tires need
2wdrc x-60 x-6 novak gtb, smc lipo
Cheese City Xtreme RC
FULLCOLORASSAULT body wraps
Drove fez's x-6 tonight, wow what a change from the XXX. Though it was only a couple laps the car just felt good. I will be ordering a x-6 if gonzo can get one into the gyro shop. If not, Chazz, send me one or send jeremy one for me!
well i got 2 nites of racing with my x60 and i love this truck, it takes corners very good and that seems to be were i make up the most ground on trucks i am trying to catch.
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