Mugen MBX7R Eco thread!
#556
Can any one tell me what I need to do to stop my buggy spining out when i go in and our corners and when i pull trigger out the corners any tips
Last edited by coombes; 04-12-2015 at 03:07 PM.
#558
[QUOTE=coombes;13955603]Can any one tell me what I need to do to stop my buggy shining out when i go in and our corners and when i pull trigger out the corners any tips[/QUOTE
Decrease the camber up front and rear. Go to softer rear springs. Smoother, less aggressive throttle control will also help.
Decrease the camber up front and rear. Go to softer rear springs. Smoother, less aggressive throttle control will also help.
#559
Tech Regular
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Is out normal for the steering to somewhat bind and have limited range at full droop? I have mine built to factory setup. I noticed the steering isn't very free, I'm just pushing the linkages with my hand. If I try to go full lock right or left it gets considerably harder and actually pulls up on the arm. If I compress the suspension it becomes free and easily moves.
Having come from Tekno. This is a good platform that has great potential. More planted for sure, but I do think it can settle as good as tekno can. When you get into trouble, it take a little long before you can hammer home
#560
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Mine does the same thing. I haven't had time to mess with it, but i think it's just bump steer that need worked on. When driving Ive noticed i loose steering. Its all relative to where the suspension is while in motion. If i can get a tiny bit more steering this thing will be dialed. Its good now, I just need a little more.
Having come from Tekno. This is a good platform that has great potential. More planted for sure, but I do think it can settle as good as tekno can. When you get into trouble, it take a little long before you can hammer home
Having come from Tekno. This is a good platform that has great potential. More planted for sure, but I do think it can settle as good as tekno can. When you get into trouble, it take a little long before you can hammer home
#561
I went back through with my calipers and had some adjustments to make. Somehow my droop was off by a mm or 2 on both arms. The result of building at 230 am I suppose. Got them both at 103mm and still had the problem only not as pronounced. Then I checked the steering linkages which are supposed to be 26mm (not sure what you call this measurement, but it's 26 mm gap between the of linkage showing). Mine measured 25.86 and 25.67. I set these to 26mm and blam it's fixed. Steering smooth lock to lock at full droop!
#562
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If you're setting your EPA based at full droop you're losing a fair amount of steering. Take the wheels off and set the car on a hard surface (you can even take front shocks off for more accuracy). Now set your EPA based on full lock to lock. At full droop the pillow ball suspension limits steering.
Hopefully plan to get it up and running today and finish all the initial setup.
#563
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I'm getting my mbx7r in a few days, will be running the sidewinder and 2200kv combo, couldn't pass up the current deal on it. Planning on SMC 6500mah 4s batteries.
What gearing would you recommend? I'll be driving a medium track, one straight that is about 200', one sweeper about half that long, and otherwise short and technical. Reasonable outdoor surface.
Can't wait to get this thing. Only my second buggy, first was an 8ight 2.0 nitro which I really enjoyed but I always had trouble with how twitchy the steering on it is. Also looking forward to only needing to charge batteries for race day...
What gearing would you recommend? I'll be driving a medium track, one straight that is about 200', one sweeper about half that long, and otherwise short and technical. Reasonable outdoor surface.
Can't wait to get this thing. Only my second buggy, first was an 8ight 2.0 nitro which I really enjoyed but I always had trouble with how twitchy the steering on it is. Also looking forward to only needing to charge batteries for race day...
#564
Tech Initiate
I'm getting my mbx7r in a few days, will be running the sidewinder and 2200kv combo, couldn't pass up the current deal on it. Planning on SMC 6500mah 4s batteries.
What gearing would you recommend? I'll be driving a medium track, one straight that is about 200', one sweeper about half that long, and otherwise short and technical. Reasonable outdoor surface.
Can't wait to get this thing. Only my second buggy, first was an 8ight 2.0 nitro which I really enjoyed but I always had trouble with how twitchy the steering on it is. Also looking forward to only needing to charge batteries for race day...
What gearing would you recommend? I'll be driving a medium track, one straight that is about 200', one sweeper about half that long, and otherwise short and technical. Reasonable outdoor surface.
Can't wait to get this thing. Only my second buggy, first was an 8ight 2.0 nitro which I really enjoyed but I always had trouble with how twitchy the steering on it is. Also looking forward to only needing to charge batteries for race day...
#568
Tech Adept
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Outdoor probably medium-large, med to high bite. Also indoor small high bite. I ran it outside in the yard fairly tall grass with stock pinion mainly ripped back and forth, temps were good esc stayed cool too, it did deem a little slow with stock pinion. Diffs set up per manual 7-7-3.
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