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Old 02-07-2005, 01:02 AM
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Wheelbase question.

Ok I know a shorter wheelbase will allow the car to turn tighter but what are the advantages/disadvantages to altering the wheelbase at the front versus changing it at the the back?

I know I've read it somewhere on here before but I can't find it.

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Old 02-07-2005, 01:35 AM
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Front- Further to the back increases steering ( more front grip)
Rear- Further to the back increases on power steering( less rear grip)
Visa versa.
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Old 02-07-2005, 02:12 PM
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I'm running the new Rayspeed shock towers front and rear. On the front i have changed over the camber link position so it sits where the king pin used to be by using ball stud ZS-007F on the C hub. What I have heard is that when running this setup I need to change the king pin collar position, by removing the top one and move the bottom one so it sits in side the C hub and use the top hole where the C hub and wishbone are connected.
Does anyone know if this is right or can you use the original configuration and just change the king pin to the ball stud

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Well done on sunday ady looking good with that cgm man
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Old 02-07-2005, 03:46 PM
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I have the blue RS bladder in my cgm right now, but my wife bought me a new cgm that I have been putting together for two weeks now( buying parts from speedtech, and soaking bearings, and so on). Will the stock bladder react about the same or do I need to pull the blues out of my old car. My car was hooked before I stopped racing with it. Also what the diff between the yellow, blue, and white. I have a set of yellow,and white. Im running on a high bite concrete track. Thanks

PS I cant go any further in the building process untill I get this figured out
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Where can I buy a Spool for the Yokomo SD?

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Originally posted by TexasRacer
Where can I buy a Spool for the Yokomo SD?

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SPEEDTECHRC!!!! That's what I'm using.

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You can do what Matt Howard suggested, making a spool out of the stock diff. Its in a couple of pages back.
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I couldnt find one on SpeedTechRC and I also bought this car used and it only came with a one way .
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Originally posted by TexasRacer
I couldnt find one on SpeedTechRC and I also bought this car used and it only came with a one way .
You can also use the parts from a standard diff, buy the Losi Spool sandpaper pads, remove the diff balls and you got yourself a lightweight spool.
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Old 02-07-2005, 05:32 PM
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Originally posted by Midnight
I have the blue RS bladder in my cgm right now, but my wife bought me a new cgm that I have been putting together for two weeks now( buying parts from speedtech, and soaking bearings, and so on). Will the stock bladder react about the same or do I need to pull the blues out of my old car. My car was hooked before I stopped racing with it. Also what the diff between the yellow, blue, and white. I have a set of yellow,and white. Im running on a high bite concrete track. Thanks

PS I cant go any further in the building process untill I get this figured out
Truthfully, unless you are a pro driver, I don't think you will find much difference between the bladders. This is super fine tuning at the least. The stock Yokomo ones will work pretty much like the Rayspeed.
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I also looked on Speedtech racing; the spool is out of stock. So when do you think yokomo will come out with a new car? I know they just released the SDW; however it was only manufactured in limited quantities.
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Old 02-07-2005, 07:50 PM
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get a xray
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Old 02-07-2005, 07:58 PM
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well that only took, 12,297 posts
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Old 02-07-2005, 08:35 PM
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Chris, I see you've added your two cents. We'll see just how fast your x-ray is in three weeks.
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Thanks pops!
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