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Old 02-04-2010, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by morris
i have talked with greg alot about things.as for set-up also depends on traction.like horsham has mad traction...dont know if the place you run at is as high.anyways i have found some simple things to do which include standing the front shocks up.spring rates....go down one softer spring in the front and back.i have noticed running a thicker spring in the year keeps it from coming around.softer allows a rear end steering.droop also will help with the car overall roll and how it feels.try running like 2mm over ride height in the front and 2.5mm over ride height in the back.this also should allow for more entry...and again this is things i have worked with and felt that it worked for me.
Thanks, I'm heading to the track now. We have really good traction with lots of newbees traction rolling till they get help. The track has lots of low speed infield with 180's and switchbacks, so I defenetly want to keep the rear planted. Thanks for the help guys, I have been running a HB for the past 7-8 months and just couldn't get comfortable with that car and ran a faster lap time first day practicing with the type-r so I have high expectations for this car now! Thanks, Greg.
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Thanks, I'm heading to the track now. We have really good traction with lots of newbees traction rolling till they get help. The track has lots of low speed infield with 180's and switchbacks, so I defenetly want to keep the rear planted. Thanks for the help guys, I have been running a HB for the past 7-8 months and just couldn't get comfortable with that car and ran a faster lap time first day practicing with the type-r so I have high expectations for this car now! Thanks, Greg.
dont be afraid to try different things with the car.this is how i learned it...but again i dont run on a real high bite track.but you would think it would be the same.playt with castor blocks...rear hinge pin braces...shock springs/oils.you name it just try things and remember what it does...good luck with the car...i felt the same as you...1st time i drove it i was like wow this thing is dialed...
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Ive really wanted to anodize my losi but have come up short finding out how to get it done. Can you point me in the right direction. I'm about to order a new kit and I'd love to get it anodized. Thanks

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Hey guys here is a pic of Greg's hulk it's not only the color, but the machine is total decked out by BMI carbon that makes a total package very unique and beautiful, you have to see it for yourself to beilive it, my picture dosne't cover enough of it.

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dont be afraid to try different things with the car.this is how i learned it...but again i dont run on a real high bite track.but you would think it would be the same.playt with castor blocks...rear hinge pin braces...shock springs/oils.you name it just try things and remember what it does...good luck with the car...i felt the same as you...1st time i drove it i was like wow this thing is dialed...
OK, first race with the type-r, qualified 2nd and finished 3rd (driver choked, the car was there) out of 14 17.5 sedans. The track owner and others all said "You did more in one night with that car than 7 months with the other car." I am very happy with the car, I think I found a new home!
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Ive really wanted to anodize my losi but have come up short finding out how to get it done. Can you point me in the right direction. I'm about to order a new kit and I'd love to get it anodized. Thanks
Kermit the Type-R was done at Deluxe Anodizing in Buffalo, NY. They do OEM work for a bunch of the R/C manufacturers, turn around time is about 2 weeks, and a whole Type-R is about $60. They'll ask for a color sample, so send them a close match. Oddly, they don't have a website, but they always pick up the phone. One word of caution, the fine threads on the shock bodies, caps, and collars are ever so slightly dimensionally affected by the RE-anodization process. You should consider NOT anodizing the shock body itself, which was the only way I could get mine back together without leaking and stripping out. Luckily I have Losi's everywhere and was able to mix and match two sets of shocks.


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Did you have to remove the Losi anodizing before sending it in?
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OK, first race with the type-r, qualified 2nd and finished 3rd (driver choked, the car was there) out of 14 17.5 sedans. The track owner and others all said "You did more in one night with that car than 7 months with the other car." I am very happy with the car, I think I found a new home!
thats good to here.
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Did you have to remove the Losi anodizing before sending it in?
No, the only prep work is a quick wipe down and blast with motor spray to get diff lube and sticky stuff off the parts.
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Guys, I cannot digg through this whole thread, can you give me direct link to good rubber and foam setups?

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Guys, I cannot digg through this whole thread, can you give me direct link to good rubber and foam setups?

here we go

http://team-spoon.bravehost.com/

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Also here for setups

http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/losi...sLosiJRXS.html
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Thanks guys, that is something to read! Have many tried Lucas Urbain setup? It is quite radical... deck cutting and so on. For foam should I start with Matt Howard setup?
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Thanks guys, that is something to read! Have many tried Lucas Urbain setup? It is quite radical... deck cutting and so on. For foam should I start with Matt Howard setup?
Haynes and Fairtrace's foam setups are excellent base setups.
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I will confrim that 3RACING 5000 35C lipo is NOT a direct fit. so this is what I did. A pic is worth 5689654 words.

btw: my steel lipo tray is at for sale section.
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The same SMC Cmaxx 5200mAh 50C+, still can't put it in
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