Xray T2'008
#1486
#1487
@Drew
I have to use Plastic caps on cvds with multi diff (oneway mode) that cause the trouble ;(
also sorry I normally use 2.6 frnt & 2.4 rear
I will try 1.15 shims and less rear toe in and will check the results hope that brings TQ that missed by a second
I have to use Plastic caps on cvds with multi diff (oneway mode) that cause the trouble ;(
also sorry I normally use 2.6 frnt & 2.4 rear
I will try 1.15 shims and less rear toe in and will check the results hope that brings TQ that missed by a second
#1488
Good luck hope that helps have fun racing..Thanks Drew
#1489
Tech Elite
iTrader: (16)
I recently got a used T2'008 US Edition and I'm starting to put it together with different electronic parts. I bought two CheckPoint 4900mah lipo batteries and just now tried to put on in and realized it doesn't fit under the top deck. Is there something I can do to make them fit or do I need to get different batteries?
#1490
The Evicerator
Every track is a little different but there are a number of things you can try doing.
Drew already recommended narrowing the front track width a bit from the inside... if you have the optional -0.75 mm hexes these in the front can sometimes work for what you're looking for.
You may also want to try experimenting with your shock inclinations as well. Try moving your front shocks in a hole to see if you get that mid/exit steering you're looking for. If that doesn't work, moving the rear shocks in a hole might do the trick.
Sometimes it's just about finding the right combination for your tires, track conditions, and driving style.
I would recommend looking at some of the rubber tire carpet setups that the guys have put on the xray forums as well!
Drew already recommended narrowing the front track width a bit from the inside... if you have the optional -0.75 mm hexes these in the front can sometimes work for what you're looking for.
You may also want to try experimenting with your shock inclinations as well. Try moving your front shocks in a hole to see if you get that mid/exit steering you're looking for. If that doesn't work, moving the rear shocks in a hole might do the trick.
Sometimes it's just about finding the right combination for your tires, track conditions, and driving style.
I would recommend looking at some of the rubber tire carpet setups that the guys have put on the xray forums as well!
Hi Dudes
I need your help about Steering ...Our Local club has a very small and tight Track Car simply Hasn't got enough steering ...
What gives me more steering? I know Narrowing front end helps but I use Front Multi diff and tried 1mm spacers instead of 1.5mm but it's not possible to use them as cvds too long with plastics on them does anybody tried 1.15mm with Multi diff?
Or what else gives me more steering especially for mid corner and corner exit...
Thanx in advance
I need your help about Steering ...Our Local club has a very small and tight Track Car simply Hasn't got enough steering ...
What gives me more steering? I know Narrowing front end helps but I use Front Multi diff and tried 1mm spacers instead of 1.5mm but it's not possible to use them as cvds too long with plastics on them does anybody tried 1.15mm with Multi diff?
Or what else gives me more steering especially for mid corner and corner exit...
Thanx in advance
#1491
I recently got a used T2'008 US Edition and I'm starting to put it together with different electronic parts. I bought two CheckPoint 4900mah lipo batteries and just now tried to put on in and realized it doesn't fit under the top deck. Is there something I can do to make them fit or do I need to get different batteries?
EA makes a tray for the lipo check it out on his thread in the motor dept.And it is ok to let the pak hang off EA has a pic of his car you angle it in to the front and let it hang off in the rear the tray helps that stay in place to that is how I ran mine at the IIC and it was a SMC 5000 it work good,if you do not want to do that the SMC 4000 fits fine...Hope that helps Drew
#1492
Tech Elite
iTrader: (16)
EA makes a tray for the lipo check it out on his thread in the motor dept.And it is ok to let the pak hang off EA has a pic of his car you angle it in to the front and let it hang off in the rear the tray helps that stay in place to that is how I ran mine at the IIC and it was a SMC 5000 it work good,if you do not want to do that the SMC 4000 fits fine...Hope that helps Drew
That sucks, I was trying to avoid it not fitting and the packs listed as fitting in a standard 6 cell tray. I can't tell from the picture how it's staying in place.
#1493
Every track is a little different but there are a number of things you can try doing.
Drew already recommended narrowing the front track width a bit from the inside... if you have the optional -0.75 mm hexes these in the front can sometimes work for what you're looking for.
You may also want to try experimenting with your shock inclinations as well. Try moving your front shocks in a hole to see if you get that mid/exit steering you're looking for. If that doesn't work, moving the rear shocks in a hole might do the trick.
Sometimes it's just about finding the right combination for your tires, track conditions, and driving style.
I would recommend looking at some of the rubber tire carpet setups that the guys have put on the xray forums as well!
Drew already recommended narrowing the front track width a bit from the inside... if you have the optional -0.75 mm hexes these in the front can sometimes work for what you're looking for.
You may also want to try experimenting with your shock inclinations as well. Try moving your front shocks in a hole to see if you get that mid/exit steering you're looking for. If that doesn't work, moving the rear shocks in a hole might do the trick.
Sometimes it's just about finding the right combination for your tires, track conditions, and driving style.
I would recommend looking at some of the rubber tire carpet setups that the guys have put on the xray forums as well!
-0.75 Hexes
Thanx Steve
#1494
The tray EA sells is under the pak the some place you got the pic from has a pic of the tray you doulbe side tape the pak to that, then tape the pak in the car...For sure it don't look pretty but until the rest of the world catch up with lipo this is how it has to be done if you want to run a 4500 pak or up ...Like I said the SMC 4000 fits fine no mod no hanging off the side but you still need that plate for the weight....Later Drew
#1495
does the SMC packs fit o a 08? or do you still need to raise top deck with .2mm shimms?
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