Xray T2'007
#2643
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Also I talked to nexus racing about the plastic diffs. They said some guys are running them in their '007's for stock and 19t. I run a tight carpet course with a ss13.5 motor and it would only cost me $50 to upgrade to the plastic diffs.
Anybody here running the plastic diffs?
Anybody here running the plastic diffs?
#2644
Originally Posted by B18C Turbo
anything else? shock position? spring rate?
#2645
i will racing on 3th june on stock 19T (Peak Dynasti 07) handout using my new T-Bond (T2'007 EU )...with foam tires on asphalt track that have technicals area and about 35m long straight...i need help with starting gearing ratio...thx guys
#2647
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Originally Posted by teamgp
Post your full setup (including all the extra stuff like tires, traction compound, track conditions, motor, body, etc.) on the Xray Forum On-line Setup Sheets so we can take a better look.
#2648
Originally Posted by B18C Turbo
Im running a bone stock factory US edition setup. The tires are double pink/orange up front and double pink in the rear with paragon sauce. Mazda 626 body, brushless 13.5ss, tight high grip carpet track 50'x75'.
* off-power (using full brakes, motor drag braking, or neutral throttle?)
* on-power (low speed and/or high speed corners)
* mid corner during throttle transition
How much of the front tires are you saucing?
#2650
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#2651
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Body Change = less rear grip... what the???
Hey guys I need help please.
I am running a T2 006 and i was using an East Coast Bodies Tune body and changed to a Blitz Mazda 6 as i was told it gives you better traction.
Well i've gone from driving on rails to very loose in the rear when you back off into the corner.
I'm running a solid diff in the front but really need some rear traction.
This body has helped with weight reduction but how can I get more rear grip?
I don't run any sway bars either as our track is a little bumpy too.
Should i change set up or body?
I am running a T2 006 and i was using an East Coast Bodies Tune body and changed to a Blitz Mazda 6 as i was told it gives you better traction.
Well i've gone from driving on rails to very loose in the rear when you back off into the corner.
I'm running a solid diff in the front but really need some rear traction.
This body has helped with weight reduction but how can I get more rear grip?
I don't run any sway bars either as our track is a little bumpy too.
Should i change set up or body?
#2652
what is your dropp set at? i had this problem and decreased my rear droop and it helped as less weight was transfered to the front of the car under breaking
#2653
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Originally Posted by RCRacing.com.au
Hey guys I need help please.
I am running a T2 006 and i was using an East Coast Bodies Tune body and changed to a Blitz Mazda 6 as i was told it gives you better traction.
Well i've gone from driving on rails to very loose in the rear when you back off into the corner.
I'm running a solid diff in the front but really need some rear traction.
This body has helped with weight reduction but how can I get more rear grip?
I don't run any sway bars either as our track is a little bumpy too.
Should i change set up or body?
I am running a T2 006 and i was using an East Coast Bodies Tune body and changed to a Blitz Mazda 6 as i was told it gives you better traction.
Well i've gone from driving on rails to very loose in the rear when you back off into the corner.
I'm running a solid diff in the front but really need some rear traction.
This body has helped with weight reduction but how can I get more rear grip?
I don't run any sway bars either as our track is a little bumpy too.
Should i change set up or body?
Drew.
#2655
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I ran Xray 30wt front and back, with the T2 2006 i ran two holes open in the front and four holes open in the back. I don't change shock oil, i just use the external shock hole adjustment for damping. Try the downstops first, if that doesn't fix it stiffen the front end.
Drew.
Drew.