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XRAY2 03-21-2008 01:40 PM

THE SCOOP ON DROOP
 
IM RUNNING ON A HIGH BITE CARPET TRACK.
MAG.FOAM TIRES F/R
JACK T GRIPPER ALL THE FRONTAND REAR
SPRING 30 F
17 R
HOW SHOULD I HAVE THE DROOP/UPTRAVEL?

timmay70 03-21-2008 01:49 PM


Originally Posted by XRAY2 (Post 4282249)
IM RUNNING ON A HIGH BITE CARPET TRACK.
MAG.FOAM TIRES F/R
JACK T GRIPPER ALL THE FRONTAND REAR
SPRING 30 F
17 R
HOW SHOULD I HAVE THE DROOP/UPTRAVEL?

1. I dope the front tires to tune, hardly ever the full front. Dope from the inside of the tire out, leaving the un-doped part the outer edges.

2. Droop is a tuning aid to adjust for traction/rotation. Start somewhere safe with the droop flat. With Corally on a new track I would usually start somewhere like 1.5 - 2.0mm all around and tune from there. For less rotation, add more droop to the rear, for more, add less.

Droop is adjusting how far the car will chassis roll and the inside tires stay in contact with the ground. When these tires lose contact, the car will slide on that end of the car. If the front starts to slide, it's called push. When the rear starts to slide, its called spinning out... If it's controlled, some call it rotating.

XRAY2 03-21-2008 02:07 PM

THANKS.

F. Mendoza 03-21-2008 02:34 PM

Try this link. Direct from Xray's website. Complete setup book. It is a PDF File that is worth keeping for anyone. It shows how every tuning capability works on a car. Everyone should download this for their own use. It applies to all cars, not just XRay. Hope this helps clear up any doubts or questions.

http://www.teamxray.com/teamxray/sho...p?file_id=2525


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