Team Associated TC5
06-18-2008, 11:40 AM
#6196
Thanks Fathead and RobK
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So out of 1A or 2A, which gives the most reaction and agressive turn in in your opinion? Most team driver set ups seem to have 1A on there and wonder if that's the most agressive one.
What about the length of the drag link? Will making it longer or shorter effect the reactiveness of the steering on the car in some way?
.So out of 1A or 2A, which gives the most reaction and agressive turn in in your opinion? Most team driver set ups seem to have 1A on there and wonder if that's the most agressive one.
What about the length of the drag link? Will making it longer or shorter effect the reactiveness of the steering on the car in some way?
06-18-2008, 06:14 PM
#6201
whats up MR CRUM, i was running 0 toe in the rear in the first 2 qualifiers and then for the 3rd and the main, added 2 toe in the rear, but i also think i tighten up the belt to much on the rear compared to the front, and i was thinking maybe thats why the rear felt so loose on throttle. Thanks for the info fellas.
Luis Vega
Luis Vega
06-19-2008, 06:41 PM
#6204
I've read in a couple places that some drivers are not using the blue foam pads on the shock bladders at all when running on outdoor asphalt....why is that? Will no foams on the bladders give better traction on low-med traction tracks? maybe its something about the AE shocks that work better without the foams?
06-19-2008, 06:44 PM
#6205
I've read in a couple places that some drivers are not using the blue foam pads on the shock bladders at all when running on outdoor asphalt....why is that? Will no foams on the bladders give better traction on low-med traction tracks? maybe its something about the AE shocks that work better without the foams?
Less rebound, which means slower reaction, which means more body roll and traction.
06-19-2008, 06:47 PM
#6206
I've read in a couple places that some drivers are not using the blue foam pads on the shock bladders at all when running on outdoor asphalt....why is that? Will no foams on the bladders give better traction on low-med traction tracks? maybe its something about the AE shocks that work better without the foams?
We need a ask Bob thread
06-19-2008, 07:20 PM
#6207
Suspended
Unofficial Launch of Social RC!
Being an Associated guy I had to post the first real announcement here! The team at Social RC (www.socialrc.com) has been working incredibly hard to build an innovative online community for RC Car Racing. Our goal is two fold: the first is to elevate the profile of RC Racing worldwide by giving racers, manufacturers and track operators what they have persistently been asking for - effective tools to network, stay in touch, swap stories/tips and learn about the latest trends and events in RC Racing Web 2.0 fashion! The second is get every single racer to become apart of Social RC, one track at a time (no easy task!).
While the site is still in beta mode, I wanted the Associated guys to take a first peak and let us know your preliminary thoughts and feedback. All feedback can be posted to the site. We have partnered with the manufacturers and track operators and plan on spreading the word to the masses over the next couple week! Racers ready, marshals ready!
Social RC Admin
www.socialrc.com
While the site is still in beta mode, I wanted the Associated guys to take a first peak and let us know your preliminary thoughts and feedback. All feedback can be posted to the site. We have partnered with the manufacturers and track operators and plan on spreading the word to the masses over the next couple week! Racers ready, marshals ready!
Social RC Admin
www.socialrc.com
