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Old 05-07-2008, 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Eirik
Faster laptimes!!
The car has more grip, and is all round more responsive...
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The car has more grip, and is all round more responsive...
if using short arms...should i change another parts????
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Old 05-07-2008, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by t4m1y4niac
if using short arms...should i change another parts????
Use wider front blocks, such as D-D or C-C, thats it
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Originally Posted by Eirik
Use wider front blocks, such as D-D or C-C, thats it
So near many customer buy Sus. mount & short arm !
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Originally Posted by Eirik
Use wider front blocks, such as D-D or C-C, thats it
front and rear short arm.. is it the same? D-D or CC for front or rear?
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Originally Posted by fadzli
front and rear short arm.. is it the same? D-D or CC for front or rear?
That is for the front. For the rear with short arms start with XA-E.
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What setup changes did you guys make going from 1-way to spool?
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Old 05-08-2008, 06:18 AM
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Originally Posted by CraigM
What setup changes did you guys make going from 1-way to spool?
At the moment, very little!
I tend to prefer a bit of front arm sweep when running a spool, so have been using D/C on the front of my car... But I'm going to try C/C and C/B this weekend... when I get to race for the first time in months!
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Originally Posted by TryHard
At the moment, very little!
I tend to prefer a bit of front arm sweep when running a spool, so have been using D/C on the front of my car... But I'm going to try C/C and C/B this weekend... when I get to race for the first time in months!
just want to ask when you said d/c. front front is D and front rear is C? is that right? thanks
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Originally Posted by bmmer701
just want to ask when you said d/c. front front is D and front rear is C? is that right? thanks
Yes, then you get the "sweep" Ed mentions


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Old 05-08-2008, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by TryHard
At the moment, very little!
I tend to prefer a bit of front arm sweep when running a spool, so have been using D/C on the front of my car... But I'm going to try C/C and C/B this weekend... when I get to race for the first time in months!
Makes sense. With the nitros we usually run different ackerman so I've gone to 5mm behind the steering balls instead of the kit 3mm so I'll add some sweep and see how it goes

I haven't actually ran my 416 yet, I really need to get onto that
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Old 05-09-2008, 05:07 AM
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have setup sheet marc or viktor ? in warm up world in Thailand
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Old 05-09-2008, 05:33 AM
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MR ED can you help im after some of these Tamiya 53640 5mm Blue Alloy Ball Nuts.ive tryed demon but none in stock!
I only need 4 because ive bought a losi shock,
and the ones that come with it arent the right sizes.
if you have some spare can i buy them?i will pay straight away using paypal
hope you can help gary
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standard for rear is 1xb, d....

anybody use, xa with d? and short arm? it is 2.5 degree toe angle... what is the result?
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Originally Posted by fadzli
standard for rear is 1xb, d....

anybody use, xa with d? and short arm? it is 2.5 degree toe angle... what is the result?
Less rear toe-in will give you less rear traction. You could start with XA-E with short arms as I stated previously.
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