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05-20-2003, 03:39 AM
#6197
I run a front one with foams, rubber tyres haven't run the car on them yet 
It's a bit of a cop out but they can be a quick way to get an abrupt change in handling when sorting the car. Have not tried the rear one yet.
It's a bit of a cop out but they can be a quick way to get an abrupt change in handling when sorting the car. Have not tried the rear one yet.
05-20-2003, 02:29 PM
#6198
Anyone tried that Reedy Race setup yet(how does it feel)??? Trying to find a consistent asphalt setup for CS-27's???
05-20-2003, 02:59 PM
#6200
Midcorner push
Hi,
what to change first if my car is good entering and accelerating out of turns, but pushes in the middle of wide long turns?
what to change first if my car is good entering and accelerating out of turns, but pushes in the middle of wide long turns?
05-20-2003, 09:59 PM
#6201
ttr: either add more caster or use a thinner sway bar up front (if you're using one at all). its a bit difficult to say not knowing what your set up is but generally the stuff i mentioned are what help the car rotate better around the middle of a corner.
05-20-2003, 11:00 PM
#6202
Tech Master
iTrader: (34)
Originally posted by Simon K
So, my question is this...
What do you use to tighten the wheelnuts on your cars?
Is there a brand of nut driver that fits the recess in the wheels better than the others? If so, please tell me the brand/part number/other identifying characteristic so I can buy one.
Please Help!
So, my question is this...
What do you use to tighten the wheelnuts on your cars?
Is there a brand of nut driver that fits the recess in the wheels better than the others? If so, please tell me the brand/part number/other identifying characteristic so I can buy one.
Please Help!
It's tapered on the end and is thin walled and works with TC wheels.
05-21-2003, 12:08 AM
#6203
nut driver
Originally posted by CraigX
TK5044 - Team Kinwald Pocket Wrenches - 11/32" Nut Driver
It's tapered on the end and is thin walled and works with TC wheels.
TK5044 - Team Kinwald Pocket Wrenches - 11/32" Nut Driver
It's tapered on the end and is thin walled and works with TC wheels.
05-21-2003, 12:11 AM
#6204
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hudy makes a nut driver (11/32) that is thinner in diameter than most i've seen.
05-21-2003, 12:36 AM
#6206
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Yup... guys who have been posting on here have helped me tons, that includes you!!..thanks
05-21-2003, 02:08 AM
#6208
Cheers for all the wrench suggestions, it looks like the Eagle one will be in the hobbyshop 1-2 weeks away so I'll be picking it up then.
As far as G+ weights, mine is a shocker.
Used a 200mm Stratus 2.0, foam tyres and moderate sized electronics and it was 1525 grams. I will be lightly spray painting the Alfa shell and seeing how much the poor thing weighs on rubber tyres early next month. Might be as much as 1550gms?(50 over the limit here)
As far as G+ weights, mine is a shocker.
Used a 200mm Stratus 2.0, foam tyres and moderate sized electronics and it was 1525 grams. I will be lightly spray painting the Alfa shell and seeing how much the poor thing weighs on rubber tyres early next month. Might be as much as 1550gms?(50 over the limit here)