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Old 12-31-2012, 08:24 AM
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Placing the shorty forward will help with rotation.
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Went and practiced some more today. As you can tell by the pics the roughness of the track. Im running the pits front and back and its pushes just as bad as the rides f1 tires. I added the aluminum rear diffuser and lower plate and it did gain traction in sections where I would spin out before. Everything is stock according to the manual at the moment, but I did get the front and side springs yesterday so if anyone has a suggestion please do tell.

Pitch damper has 30 oil and 20 the side one. God I love this class!!! :Ive gone with black side springs on mine and its probably a dustier track than you
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Ok when you guys changed the side springs did you guys keep the as per manual length on thw set screw? So when I change them tonight to pink or black leave it or go in more?
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What is with the crack in the asphalt? Is the track that bad?
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Originally Posted by GryphunRacing
What is with the crack in the asphalt? Is the track that bad?





Hey thats sealed a few months ago. Add the cold weather (40ish) and cloudy and it becomes tokyo drift later on. Oh and there is no traction spray either as it gets cold it comes off then we really go for rides. But hey better than nothing though
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Blinky class with 21.5R speed Passion Motor (Rubber tyres)

What gear ratio should I start off with for track with 80foot straight?

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Old 01-02-2013, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr. MR4
Blinky class with 21.5R speed Passion Motor (Rubber tyres)

What gear ratio should I start off with for track with 80foot straight?

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Im running the 93 spur kit and the 23 pinion from the kit and its got too much top end. My track is 100x 60ish with silver can. Try the 104 and 23
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Originally Posted by Mr. MR4
Blinky class with 21.5R speed Passion Motor (Rubber tyres)

What gear ratio should I start off with for track with 80foot straight?

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Im running the 93 spur kit and the 23 pinion from the kit and its got too much top end. My track is 100x 60ish with silver can. Try the 104 and 23
Silvercan has much more rpm than 21.5

3:1 is a good start point for 21.5
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Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX
Silvercan has much more rpm than 21.5

3:1 is a good start point for 21.5
I am running with 17.5t, spur 68 and pinion 26. Very nice speed
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I am running with 17.5t, spur 68 and pinion 26. Very nice speed
Hows that hooking up? I tried 17.5 and it was driveable to an ectend. Turned it to 75% epa and was much better.
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Originally Posted by Mr.juarez
Hows that hooking up? I tried 17.5 and it was driveable to an ectend. Turned it to 75% epa and was much better.
We ran 17.5's in F1 at the Nationals in November and they were much harder to drive than 21.5's. Like you I turned down my throttle EPA in my v2 until I got the hang of it. Luckily we've now standardised on 21.5 in Australia for national events although some tracks still run 17.5.

Here's a promo video we've just finished to get everyone hyped up for F1 in 2013. The footage was from our Cup Series which was won by a v2.

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Originally Posted by RCformula1
We ran 17.5's in F1 at the Nationals in November and they were much harder to drive than 21.5's. Like you I turned down my throttle EPA in my v2 until I got the hang of it. Luckily we've now standardised on 21.5 in Australia for national events although some tracks still run 17.5.

Here's a promo video we've just finished to get everyone hyped up for F1 in 2013. The footage was from our Cup Series which was won by a v2.

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Thanks. Now you got me looking at your forum and tech articles at 1am . I already d-loaded some pdf files to read.
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Originally Posted by Mr.juarez
Thanks. Now you got me looking at your forum and tech articles at 1am . I already d-loaded some pdf files to read.
Great to hear you're finding our site useful.

In particular we have a v2 page which has a compilation of links to reviews, builds, tech articles, setups, etc. Hopefully it won't keep you from your sleep for too long

http://www.rcformula1.com.au/index.p...resource-index
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Originally Posted by Mr.juarez
Hows that hooking up? I tried 17.5 and it was driveable to an ectend. Turned it to 75% epa and was much better.
4.5mm spacer above the upright and 1mm spacer under the upright
short pack battery all the way back
hobbywing just stock ESC between battery and motor
rear chassis right high is 5mm, and 6mm when the pitch damper full extend
pink pitch spring with tamiya yellow damper oil about 400cst.
rolling spring: tamiya pink spring
rolling damper: damper tube and damper shaft with 20000 cst damper oil.
rear pod right high 6mm and 0mm droop when the car is off the ground, means it is level with the chassis.
100% throttle EPA and 66% steer EPA
shimizu rubber tire
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I see rossimega noted that he was using a damper tube -- anyone else using it on carpet. thinking of trying it. I don't feel the shock is consistent from multiple runs. or is it just mine?
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