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Old 12-26-2004, 05:11 PM
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Raul, you talking about that race in Maryland on the 29th? I might make it up for that one. Not sure yet. Gonna check with a few guys here to see if they are goin. We'll more than likely do some 19t.
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The race in MD, on the 29th. No I am not talking about that. I am talking about the race at Hobbychamber.com on the 2nd. We also have the innaugural January Jams hosted by RcMadness.com. But I may make the MD race too.. You should come to the 2nd race, but NC is 11hrs away from me. Sort of a major COMMITMENT for a trophy race. BUT, the track is the home of the '05 ROAR carpet Nat's, are you all coming for that???
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Also RC Madness is the host of the triple crown event in January, 16-18th. A great facility, and a good time...
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Okay, maybe we'll see ya on the 29th.. hehe. I doubt we'll be making the Carpet Nats. I think some of the guys are saving vacation time for the Roar Onroad Paved Nats in Florida in October. Plus vacation time for the Snowbirds. Also, but not sure... I think the Carpet Nats are right around the time of the TCS race in PA (RCO). So a few of us are heading to that as well.
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Kilruf,
your're right, your' re right, and you are right! Hopefully we will meet soon..
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Originally posted by Randy Caster
since were showing cars
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ngo8 is that the regular 415 or the MS?
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Originally posted by FW05R
ngo8 is that the regular 415 or the MS?
Looks like a 415 from the shock towers.
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Old 12-26-2004, 09:42 PM
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its a normal 415 i wouldnt have any use for an MS we only run carpet here there isnt a asphalt track here in the summer but other than the chassis and shock towers and the white belts which i have and took off and put the black belts back on for carpet and the light weight suspension which i have you can say its an ms
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Since were posting pics of our 415's




Stock except for belt stablizer & white front belt
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Does anyone know if the bulkheads from the MS mount any different than the stock 415? I might just buy a 415 and a new MS and put the MS bulkheads and goodies on the stock 415 for a carpet car that will be rarely used, lol
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Originally posted by KilRuf
Here's my starting foam carpet setup for 415 old style suspension. Still need to fine tune it and get rear droop adjusted. Plus I'm gonna try out some Pink tires, and different bodies (Ride TSX, Strat 3.0, Alfa, etc..)
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Concerning your shocks...
We have ended up with MUCH softer setups (carpet w/ foams) here in Georgia. Kumpol and myself both prefer the AE Gold spring and a Wolfe spring (in between AE Red and Copper) in the front. A couple of others here are just running the AE Copper up front. We also prefer the 3 hole pistons with 50wt front and 40wt rear. If you have not tested a softer setup, I suggest you give it a try.
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Originally posted by Arun
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Concerning your shocks...
We have ended up with MUCH softer setups (carpet w/ foams) here in Georgia. Kumpol and myself both prefer the AE Gold spring and a Wolfe spring (in between AE Red and Copper) in the front. A couple of others here are just running the AE Copper up front. We also prefer the 3 hole pistons with 50wt front and 40wt rear. If you have not tested a softer setup, I suggest you give it a try.
I too have found softer shock settings work best on the 415 (carpet with foams). I normally prefer harder settings on carpet with my other cars and started out my 425 this way too.
After numerous shock setting changes I have settled on the following:
3 hole pistons (all shocks)
50 lb. Associated shock oil (all shocks)
Associated Yellow springs (front)
Associated Purple springs (rear)
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Originally posted by koabich
I too have found softer shock settings work best on the 415 (carpet with foams). I normally prefer harder settings on carpet with my other cars and started out my 425 this way too.
After numerous shock setting changes I have settled on the following:
3 hole pistons (all shocks)
50 lb. Associated shock oil (all shocks)
Associated Yellow springs (front)
Associated Purple springs (rear)
as i use rubber's on carpet so i stick with the tamiya springs.
on the back i use the yellow springs on the back with n anti roll bar and the shocks are mounted on the 2nd hole in[old shock tower].
on the front i have no anti roll bar with blue springs.
ive got 35 weight shock oil on the front with 30 on the back.
everything else is kit settings.
i still have a tad too much steering.
but these are quite soft.
as other ppl said.
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