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Old 07-04-2010, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by L.Fairtrace
He said front not rear.
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is the front front inner hingepin also upside down? if not then the rear front will be in a lower position than the front front?
The front front mount is mounted standard. The front rear hinge pin mount is flipped upside down, which is standard on the 416x.
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Old 07-05-2010, 03:12 AM
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Originally Posted by TeamB&B
The first lap carnage in all 3 legs A mains videos were not world championship level. 2 main contributers to this was:
  1. Hair Pin for turn 1 on start
  2. Relatively small track without low and very high speed sections to create multiple passing zones.

Even Marc Rheinard was preparing for some rear end action by installing the 2 anti body tuck bodyposts to his rear bulkhead.

Don'nt want to sound dumb, but is that really what they are for? been puzzled since I seen this pic. I am asking as I've got some space posts and it seem a good idea for club racing,

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Old 07-05-2010, 03:37 AM
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Originally Posted by michael.branth
Don'nt want to sound dumb, but is that really what they are for? been puzzled since I seen this pic. I am asking as I've got some space posts and it seem a good idea for club racing,

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It's for when someone hacks ur car, you break their car.
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Old 07-05-2010, 05:01 AM
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
The springs
appear to be
colored with
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Someone email Sharpie, they won the Worlds! Take out full page print ads in the newspapers! TV commericals!

Originally Posted by michael.branth
Don'nt want to sound dumb, but is that really what they are for? been puzzled since I seen this pic. I am asking as I've got some space posts and it seem a good idea for club racing,

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When you get hit from behind, it stops the rear of the body being folded under and getting caught on the rear wheels.
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Old 07-05-2010, 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by defcone
It's for when someone hacks ur car, you break their car.
Not really. They are way high to protect your car.
It's purpose is to not allow the body to deform/bent on high speeds.
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The preventing body tuck thing makes sense, but when I saw the posts like that, the first thing I thought was that it might be to help maintain maximum downforce by preventing the body from flexing. If you push on your wing you'll see it doesn't take much pressure to change the angle slightly due to both the wing and the body flexing, especially if you use one of those lightweight bodies. I imagine those posts would not only keep the wing at it's intended angle better, but also transfer downforce to the chassis more efficiently. They would have to be snugly fit though.

It was probably just done to prevent body tuck as was stated above, but I still like my theory.

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Old 07-05-2010, 09:57 AM
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Probably a combination of both. Yeah Racing do some alloy ones:



http://rss.rcmart.com/2009/07/14/yea...val/#more-4128
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Originally Posted by michael.branth
Don'nt want to sound dumb, but is that really what they are for? been puzzled since I seen this pic. I am asking as I've got some space posts and it seem a good idea for club racing,

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It is to prevent body tucks. This was pretty much mandatory in foam tire racing with .020" lightweight bodies...ahh, memories....
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Originally Posted by robk
It is to prevent body tucks. This was pretty much mandatory in foam tire racing with .020" lightweight bodies...ahh, memories....
Yeah, Back when TC was fun!
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Hi guys, It was a great event, the weather was awesome, a bit hot but no wet stuff.

Jilles had the worst luck of the weekend. His radio problems on Fridays last qualifier really hurt him, He had the best car on used tires and would have most likely TQ'd that round and took TQ overall.

Marc took advantage of the pole position and the guys behind him piled up each race to give Marc the gap he needed to have less pressure to take the win.

1/12th was all Naoto. No question who was the fastest and who deserved the title. A2 will go down as one of those great races. Jilles told me that he was so happy with 2nd place knowing how fast Naoto was.

A great job by the MAC Burgdorf club on organizing the race.

Now on to IIC stuff.

Best wishes.
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Here's a small French report on this event:

http://www.automodelisme.com/index.p...=660&Itemid=23
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Originally Posted by Manu_05'
Here's a small French report on this event:

http://www.automodelisme.com/index.p...=660&Itemid=23
Nice report. Great photos!
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Old 07-08-2010, 11:08 AM
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ThX for him Rick
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Originally Posted by JLTrinity
Hello,
What silicone oil is used to the rear gear diff?, 20.000 cps like tourings Gp? thanks
Maybe.

john, how are you Here?
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