Corally SP12M
12-19-2005, 06:19 PM
#2
By the way, I asked Corally for a good starting stock setup, and here's what Sakke Ahoniemi sent back:
The way that 12MAhoniemi comes is best starting setup. Just cut tires smaller (rear 46 - 47mm, front 41.5 - 42.5mm), superglue tire side walls and set ride height to 3mm. And do not forgot to check that ball joint are free and diff is working good and add some diff lube to tube dampers.
12-19-2005, 06:55 PM
#3
Originally Posted by Bob Nilsen
By the way, I asked Corally for a good starting stock setup, and here's what Sakke Ahoniemi sent back:
12-19-2005, 07:09 PM
#4
This is a great car I ran it for the first time this weekend and it was awsome (I stunk but that's another story 
) The diffs are super smooth and the car tracks awsome you won't be dissapointed?
I just got some dampner syrup does anyone use it? Which is a good starting point?
) The diffs are super smooth and the car tracks awsome you won't be dissapointed?I just got some dampner syrup does anyone use it? Which is a good starting point?
12-19-2005, 07:20 PM
#5
ok this is the set up I run (well was told to run by a corally driver 
Ozite carpet
1.2 springs on the front
2.4mm graphite cross brace on front
3mm ride height
extra thick damper gloop, some even use diff grease.
Pink rear
Silver fronts
Tweak screws front
that was it....on rails i would say
VERY point and shoot, this will go where you point it, unlike the 12L4 which can drift sharp turns
Ozite carpet
1.2 springs on the front
2.4mm graphite cross brace on front
3mm ride height
extra thick damper gloop, some even use diff grease.
Pink rear
Silver fronts
Tweak screws front
that was it....on rails i would say
VERY point and shoot, this will go where you point it, unlike the 12L4 which can drift sharp turns
12-19-2005, 07:26 PM
#6
Originally Posted by subman
This is a great car I ran it for the first time this weekend and it was awsome (I stunk but that's another story ) The diffs are super smooth and the car tracks awsome you won't be dissapointed?
I just got some dampner syrup does anyone use it? Which is a good starting point?
) The diffs are super smooth and the car tracks awsome you won't be dissapointed?I just got some dampner syrup does anyone use it? Which is a good starting point?
No car today huh Subman?
I guess things are taking a day or two more with the holidays and all. By the way don't freak when you look at the first set of tires, I threw in an extra set of chunked golds in case you wanted the rims or wanted to practice with em.
12-19-2005, 07:30 PM
#7
Originally Posted by BritRacer
ok this is the set up I run (well was told to run by a corally driver
Ozite carpet
1.2 springs on the front
2.4mm graphite cross brace on front
3mm ride height
extra thick damper gloop, some even use diff grease.
Pink rear
Silver fronts
Tweak screws front
that was it....on rails i would say
VERY point and shoot, this will go where you point it, unlike the 12L4 which can drift sharp turns
Ozite carpet
1.2 springs on the front
2.4mm graphite cross brace on front
3mm ride height
extra thick damper gloop, some even use diff grease.
Pink rear
Silver fronts
Tweak screws front
that was it....on rails i would say
VERY point and shoot, this will go where you point it, unlike the 12L4 which can drift sharp turns
They weren't superglued but even if they were for stock racing I think they were just going to scrub speed. I will say the pinks seem more durable and I was struggling with other parts of my setup (mainly finding damper lube that was thick enough) so that could have been a big part of the traction issues.
12-19-2005, 08:34 PM
#8
Originally Posted by Ike
No car today huh Subman? I guess things are taking a day or two more with the holidays and all. By the way don't freak when you look at the first set of tires, I threw in an extra set of chunked golds in case you wanted the rims or wanted to practice with em.
I guess things are taking a day or two more with the holidays and all. By the way don't freak when you look at the first set of tires, I threw in an extra set of chunked golds in case you wanted the rims or wanted to practice with em.
I've gotten Corally crazy lateley 
12-19-2005, 09:13 PM
#9
Originally Posted by subman
It's no big deal it is a back up car. Total impulse buy I've gotten Corally crazy lateley
I've gotten Corally crazy lateley 
, at least I still have another backup car though.
12-20-2005, 09:34 AM
#11
Originally Posted by Bob Nilsen
By the way, I asked Corally for a good starting stock setup, and here's what Sakke Ahoniemi sent back:
i ran mine in Vegas pretty much straight outta the box with pink rears... great at first, but as the bite came up, it was a bit soft. Toso gave me the pinks to try, as they were on his car, but he was in Mod, of course. in stock i thought it may have had too much bite.
Wes
because mine aren't even close!
