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Old 11-03-2012, 03:05 PM
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Can anyone refer me or help me with a setup for med to low traction or a track similar to Hot rod hobbies in Ca
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What are most ppl running for rear Tresery?
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2 degree
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Originally Posted by Mxer59
What are most ppl running for rear Tresery?
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1 degree
2 degree
im about to buy a 1.5 toe and shim underneath for kickup theirs even a something on oople i saw that sells the block with shims the block goes $20 almost everywhere anyways
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That would be me, I have the 1.5/3 and 3/3 in stock and should have more 0/3 within the next week, and shims to go with it. They're $20 per block or $30 with 2 shims and the longer 3x12 screws, plus $5 for shipping in North America and $10 international.
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Originally Posted by rcjunky1
That would be me, I have the 1.5/3 and 3/3 in stock and should have more 0/3 within the next week, and shims to go with it. They're $20 per block or $30 with 2 shims and the longer 3x12 screws, plus $5 for shipping in North America and $10 international.
Can you post a pic of it?
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For those of you running the extended chaasis, is it improving your lap times and your spot on the podium, or does it make your buggy "seem" more stable, and "seem" to improve handling?

The reason I ask is over in the b4.1 forum, they have been going on for weeks about the big bore shocks. Well a guy did a comparison between the stock shocks and the big bores and his lap times were exactly the same.

Just trying to eliminate the placebo effect and waist of money on something that is not needed.
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Any one running the 210 on carpet with a gear diff? Is so what wt are you running. I put 1000 is mine and the rear end was all over the place. I am running mini pins mid motor 4 gear.
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Originally Posted by jonski
Can you post a pic of it?
page 311 , i still had it pinned in a tab because i wont buy the red and the brass from another brand is 30g and brass color i wanted black or silver ,without doing it myself , this one has the shims and looks quality im still undecided but ive went through 2 plastic blocks i feel its needed
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Originally Posted by The Czechexican
Any one running the 210 on carpet with a gear diff? Is so what wt are you running. I put 1000 is mine and the rear end was all over the place. I am running mini pins mid motor 4 gear.
I had 3000 in mine but we run slicks, Im going to try 60 losi oil today at the track. I need a little more rotation and squaring up on mid to exit
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Originally Posted by zipperfoot
For those of you running the extended chaasis, is it improving your lap times and your spot on the podium, or does it make your buggy "seem" more stable, and "seem" to improve handling?

The reason I ask is over in the b4.1 forum, they have been going on for weeks about the big bore shocks. Well a guy did a comparison between the stock shocks and the big bores and his lap times were exactly the same.

Just trying to eliminate the placebo effect and waist of money on something that is not needed.
Hey Zip, there are a lot of things we add, change, alter etc..on our cars to make them better and more durable, hoping they will make our podium spot taller...Big bore shocks are like this, if you measure by single lap times, you wont see the difference, but if they save that bobble that would have upset the car once or twice a race, or even soak up that "cased it" on the triple. Its not the single lap times they improve, its the 30 lap race time, where the difference is made...
Sorry, went off subject there..Oh, the +8 chassis..Ah, for me made a huge difference, went from a few ticks off the pace, and hard to drive, to running comfortably at race pace, and now I can make my car easier to drive..I am using the std flex +8, I have the Dimec20 chassis also, and will try that next weekend. We drive on Med+ bite, but our temps are a bit cooler up here.
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Originally Posted by zipperfoot
For those of you running the extended chaasis, is it improving your lap times and your spot on the podium, or does it make your buggy "seem" more stable, and "seem" to improve handling?

The reason I ask is over in the b4.1 forum, they have been going on for weeks about the big bore shocks. Well a guy did a comparison between the stock shocks and the big bores and his lap times were exactly the same.

Just trying to eliminate the placebo effect and waist of money on something that is not needed.
Yes, It did improve my ability to consistantly pull off good lap times, at least on the low bite track we are running on at the Spektrum Race.. HOWEVER, there are guys here that are doing well with the Stock chassis, Tresrey alloy chassis, and TD DIMEC +8mm chassis. Its like any tuning piece for a car, you wont know the effects till you try it out yourself!
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the durango helped me from average driver to the 3rd place in our club championship 2012
I will try the dimec +8mm for 2013

our club track is low grip hardpacked dirt

some B4.1 dudes that use their +8mm B4 say that it calms down the car, bit more consistend and stable
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