Team Associated RC10 B5m Mid-Motor Thread
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#5031
A 4W's extra weight & lower ride height ?
Go figure ...
Must have something do with it slapping on landings easier then
the 2w.
Go figure ...
Must have something do with it slapping on landings easier then
the 2w.
#5032
My 4wd weighs less than my old 2.0 mod class buggy. If you're slapping, the tuning is off...shouldn't matter whether 2 or 4. Different vehicle, different tuning. 2wd will always be harder to drive and better to learn on.
#5034
in regards to 4wd chassis slap, its part tuning and part throttle happy drivers.
Anyways, back on topic. Can't wait for the offset shoulder bushings to come in..
Anyways, back on topic. Can't wait for the offset shoulder bushings to come in..
#5036
Tech Elite
iTrader: (35)
Depends on the car and the shock package.
B44s are slap monsters, but they run 20-22mm ride height. They used to make even more racket when people ran lexan chassis protectors.
Regarding 2WD slap, MM will generally slap more because you're using a shock package with softer dampening to aid in weight transfer.
For those running mod, how are you liking the B5M? I've been off for a few months and thinking about making the move back to a MM buggy. Any of you running on med to low grip tracks?
B44s are slap monsters, but they run 20-22mm ride height. They used to make even more racket when people ran lexan chassis protectors.
Regarding 2WD slap, MM will generally slap more because you're using a shock package with softer dampening to aid in weight transfer.
For those running mod, how are you liking the B5M? I've been off for a few months and thinking about making the move back to a MM buggy. Any of you running on med to low grip tracks?
#5038
Tech Prophet
iTrader: (84)
Depends on the car and the shock package.
B44s are slap monsters, but they run 20-22mm ride height. They used to make even more racket when people ran lexan chassis protectors.
Regarding 2WD slap, MM will generally slap more because you're using a shock package with softer dampening to aid in weight transfer.
For those running mod, how are you liking the B5M? I've been off for a few months and thinking about making the move back to a MM buggy. Any of you running on med to low grip tracks?
B44s are slap monsters, but they run 20-22mm ride height. They used to make even more racket when people ran lexan chassis protectors.
Regarding 2WD slap, MM will generally slap more because you're using a shock package with softer dampening to aid in weight transfer.
For those running mod, how are you liking the B5M? I've been off for a few months and thinking about making the move back to a MM buggy. Any of you running on med to low grip tracks?