louielou

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SAN. how do u hold ur battery in.

FreddySudhoff

@ cyclone speed
You can try a harder rear anti roll bar. Go up to 1,4mm thickness. Will make the car more easy on power.

cyclone speed

Thanks, will try that, but i also heard softer rear springs, will it help ?

san.

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Battery tape.

louielou

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San! how far in do u place ur battery and what do use to keep it from moving from left to right.

san.

iTrader: (61)

Flushed completely against the center stoppers.

louielou

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thanks for the photos San. i have another question, this weekend i ran my car and noticed that the shocks, at 64mm in length; i could not get anymore droop past 6. do alot of people run the tcx like this or lengthen the shocks alittle more for performance or is in better to keep them at 64mm.

san.

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I think it was Ty or Andy's setup that I noticed 64.5mm shock lengths.

DOUGHBOY

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I RECENTLY BOUGHT TWO CYCLONE TC'S FROM A GUY AND THE FIRST DAY I WENT RACING I BROKE THE SERVO SAVE TUBE WHICH IS FINE SO I ORDERED ANOTHER ONE BUT WHEN I WENT TO SWITCH IT OUT THE GUY GLUED THE INNER TUBE INTO IT.. SO I AM HOPING THAT SOME ONE HAS JUST THE SMALL INNER TUBE THEY WILL PART WITH I REALLY JUST DONT HAVE THE EXTRA MONEY LATING TO SPEND ON EXTRA PARTS I REALLY DONT NEED.. I DONT NEED THE SERVO SAVER OR THE SPACERS ALL I NEED IS THAT SMALL INNER TUBE.. I ATTACHED A PIC BELOW SO EVERYONE KNOWS WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT SINCE I PROBABLY DIDNT DESCRIBE EVERYTHING PROPERLY AND I AM SURE I DIDNT CALL THE PARTS BY THERE CORRECT NAME..

san.

iTrader: (61)

That tube is not a part of this TCX kit. Wrong thread, try thread:

http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ml#post8426993

ramas3d

Hi,

I happy that I have received TCX! so new chasis new questions... Maybe you can advice what battery best for TXC? I mean, weight, size and power.
I use:
Standard TCX chasis
Tekin RC ESC
Tekin Redline 17.5 motor
Savox low profile servo

I am racing mostly on medium or high grip carpet with rubber tires. Our weight limit is 1350g.

Thank you for any advices.

AGNO

I for 17.5 and 10.5 use IP 5800 60C the best compromise between power / capacity / weight

AGNO

I use almost always 0 ° or 1.5 ° max and I was always very good, probably depends on driving style, I prefer to have more steering at the beginning of the curve and less outgoing.

AGNO

I use 65mm, more possibility to adjust the droop.

Yokomo_Ant3

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From what im finding it depends a lot on the Tyre. This weekend i raced on Nosram 30X tyres, the car was very inconsistant with the "std" setup we have been using. I tried lots and as soon as i put the 0 block on the front the car was much better to drive and way faster. I actually found teh car turned more consistantly around the corner rather than lots of initial turn, and understeer middle or out of the corner. If you use the 0 block make sure you uses 5.5mm of hex on the front.

I wouldnt go longer than 65mm if you want to use higher ride heights as we talked about a few pages back