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Old 10-25-2007, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Marcos.J
you mean short arms?? if so ive ran my Type R with short arms in front and long arms in the rear and it actually handles pretty good!
Does that affect the drive cup? I'm looking to take out steering the tail is a bit too loose in a high speed sweeper, would you suggest this short/long setup for that scenario
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Old 10-25-2007, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by YmeBP
Does that affect the drive cup? I'm looking to take out steering the tail is a bit too loose in a high speed sweeper, would you suggest this short/long setup for that scenario
i prefer long set up, i ran the short arms because it was ll i had at the time\

short arms will give you more steering with less stability
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Old 10-25-2007, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Marcos.J
i prefer long set up
same
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Old 10-25-2007, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Marcos.J
i prefer long set up, i ran the short arms because it was ll i had at the time\

short arms will give you more steering with less stability
Thanks!!! i appreciate the help!
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Old 10-26-2007, 05:36 PM
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so then dose the long arms comes with the Kit?
if not anyone know the part #"S
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Old 10-26-2007, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Vicko
so then dose the long arms comes with the Kit?
if not anyone know the part #"S
Yes, The long arms come in the kit.
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Old 10-26-2007, 05:54 PM
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I am a NEW JRXS-R Driver (coolest car on the market, bought through here) and I will be racing outside tracks.
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wt distribution front vs rear I have to be a 3lbs 5oz
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I am using a Novak 4.5r system GTB
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P.S. I luv this car more then my better other half, just dont tell her
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Old 10-27-2007, 07:28 PM
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are you guys that sre using a spool...are you using the xxx-s pads they sell or something different?

i found out watching a guy run a one-way this past friday that it wouldnt be a good move......so i think i will try the rubber tire set-up...

lmk what yall using...




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Old 10-27-2007, 07:56 PM
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learn to drive the car with a oneway, you should get better with it.
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Originally Posted by ehlert
learn to drive the car with a oneway, you should get better with it.
i can try it....but man i was talking with the guy who put it in his car and he said it was hard as you know what to drive.....lol

im running on a medium bite carpet track with rubber tires.

i was told by a good friend who is very knowledgeable to go with the asphalt set-up in the book...which requires the spool.
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Originally Posted by morris
i can try it....but man i was talking with the guy who put it in his car and he said it was hard as you know what to drive.....lol

im running on a medium bite carpet track with rubber tires.

i was told by a good friend who is very knowledgeable to go with the asphalt set-up in the book...which requires the spool.
Asphalt setup but with a oneway, not a spool. You will just have to get used to the way it drives with one. You have to brake before the corner, not going into it since there is no front brake at all.

I personally did not like the book setup but maybe it will work for you.
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Originally Posted by Yeti35
Asphalt setup but with a oneway, not a spool. You will just have to get used to the way it drives with one. You have to brake before the corner, not going into it since there is no front brake at all.

I personally did not like the book setup but maybe it will work for you.
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so you recremend me to try the book set-up for asphalt but with the one-way huh?

i can go that i guess...will have to see how it works.
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Originally Posted by morris
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so you recremend me to try the book set-up for asphalt but with the one-way huh?

i can go that i guess...will have to see how it works.
You can try it, I am not necessarily recommending it for I did not like it, but yes, use the oneway on carpet with rubber. It makes the car more consistant imo. I use a spool outdoors and tried it on carpet but the one way feels better.
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Originally Posted by Yeti35
You can try it, I am not necessarily recommending it for I did not like it, but yes, use the oneway on carpet with rubber. It makes the car more consistant imo. I use a spool outdoors and tried it on carpet but the one way feels better.
decisions to make.....lol
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Who do you guys recommend on-line for PRS spurs & adaptors - I need a couple of new ones & PRS took 3 wks & charged me $40 in freight to Australia last time I ordered from them
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