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Old 09-23-2012, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Chaz955i
Blades are the plastic pieces that fit over the end of the dogbone that goes in the outdrive. Knuckles are the front steering hubs.
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new to onroad seen. picked up a 6.1 will be running blinky class 17.5. Track specs run on is 100ft x 100ft soda prep bumpy low-med grip. So its a tight track do i run spool in front or gear diff in front with really think oil 100000cst. pros and cons
Just check what the other (local) guys are running. Most of the times they can help you out.
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Well it's been along time since I've raced anything with 4wd (2005- Corally). All I've raced is WGT but after watching the USVTA guys I decided to join the fun. Got the 6.1 and have a few questions.Since they run a 25.5, I was told to switch to a 96 spur (done). What range of pinions for this motor? Also front and rear springs and oil weights? This coming month running outdoors and November is carpet(Minregg/ Snowbirds warm up).
I also decided to run a non Camaro body- Cuda to start with.
My teammate is also looking to get a 6.1.And he has never driven a TC car (strcitly WGT).
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Old 09-26-2012, 01:45 PM
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Keven Hebert has been doing some carpet testing and has some up with the setup below which we will start with at the IIC in Las Vegas next week.
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Old 09-26-2012, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Rick Hohwart
Keven Hebert has been doing some carpet testing and has some up with the setup below which we will start with at the IIC in Las Vegas next week.
IIC Starting Setup
its an error

at front section:
0B and 3B, should be (front) 0B, (rear)3A
and -1deg toe at front? maybe +1deg which looks better with -3.25 at rear????

btw what gives 7A on steering bellcrank then 8B or 7B?
I know that some change in ackerman, but which gives more steering (more agressive) and less steering (less agressive)?

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Old 09-26-2012, 08:24 PM
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Initially ran the car on carpet with an uncut stock top plate last winter in 17.5 blinky which I felt works great. Over the summer I cut the top plate front & back and ran mod outdoors. Well it's carpet season again and I plan on running mod so I was wondering if a cut top plate works well on carpet or do I need to go back with an uncut top plate. Any input is much appreciated.
 
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Originally Posted by Rick Hohwart
Keven Hebert has been doing some carpet testing and has some up with the setup below which we will start with at the IIC in Las Vegas next week.
IIC Starting Setup
Sweet!
See you all soon.

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Old 09-27-2012, 07:29 AM
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Has anyone used the Dial-a-Grip? Tired of my blocks roatating and pin falling out occasionally but usually at inopportune times.
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Old 09-27-2012, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by piper48
Initially ran the car on carpet with an uncut stock top plate last winter in 17.5 blinky which I felt works great. Over the summer I cut the top plate front & back and ran mod outdoors. Well it's carpet season again and I plan on running mod so I was wondering if a cut top plate works well on carpet or do I need to go back with an uncut top plate. Any input is much appreciated.
Hebert's testing seems to indicate that the stiffer uncut top deck works better on carpet.
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Hi Rick, can you tell me the best way to get more lateral grip in my TC6.1?
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Originally Posted by bertottius
Hi Rick, can you tell me the best way to get more lateral grip in my TC6.1?
better tires. I'd need to know more about your setup to give you an idea. Softer springs would be my first change.
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Well, I'm running it in a USVTA class on carpet so, I know you don't have much experience running with the tires or bodies we use. Right now I pretty much have a stock set up. I would appreciate any insight you could give. Thanks man.
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Originally Posted by Rockin G
Has anyone used the Dial-a-Grip? Tired of my blocks roatating and pin falling out occasionally but usually at inopportune times.
They are working very good! I use them since they came out!
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Originally Posted by wtcc
They are working very good! I use them since they came out!
+2 Best thing I have bought for the car.
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Old 09-27-2012, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by bertottius
Well, I'm running it in a USVTA class on carpet so, I know you don't have much experience running with the tires or bodies we use. Right now I pretty much have a stock set up. I would appreciate any insight you could give. Thanks man.
If your car is balanced and you need basic overall grip you can run a slightly softer spring and possibly lower the suspension mounts to 3A all around. I'd also make sure there are no binds in the suspension and the ball cups are free.
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