NEW Serpent 12th scale
#61
I talked to Chicky. he told me to reem them out. So i have done that. the kingpin feels better then before. As for proforamce. we will see
Nick K
Nick K
#63
Hey guys, I had the chance to run the car this weekend, I was having esc gremlins which limited my track time, Only had the chance to run one heat. I started b-main pole and was on a huge tear will I was taken out by a back marker which ended up in a 4 car pile-up in which my motor ended up moving. But with that been said. the car was very nice to drive, it had great turn in, tracked straight. I ran the car in stock trim. Im very happy and looking forward to running again next weekend.
I'd sure like it if we have some of the team drivers make some videos on set-up and explaining cause and effect of set-up changes.
Nick K
I'd sure like it if we have some of the team drivers make some videos on set-up and explaining cause and effect of set-up changes.
Nick K
#65
Hey guys, Is anyone running an aftermarket kit axle? if yes which one. I am still running my in factory one in mine. Car has been working great but still not 100% sure about the diff set-up/feel. It seems to work fine but feels gritty even if its on a fresh re-build/break in? I have felt other diffs and other are super smooth compared to mine. But still loving the car. Next big race Dec 11-13 in the great city of Minot ND
Nick K
Nick K
#66
Tech Master
iTrader: (10)
Hey guys, Is anyone running an aftermarket kit axle? if yes which one. I am still running my in factory one in mine. Car has been working great but still not 100% sure about the diff set-up/feel. It seems to work fine but feels gritty even if its on a fresh re-build/break in? I have felt other diffs and other are super smooth compared to mine. But still loving the car. Next big race Dec 11-13 in the great city of Minot ND
Nick K
Nick K
#68
Thanks Cody. I checked out there site and they are out of stock sadly. are serpent axles a standard size? or unique to serpent and the pro one axle?
Nick K
Nick K
#72
Tech Regular
Steve
#73
Tech Elite
iTrader: (15)
Hi guys i am new to 1:12 and just have a question on setting up steering throw and servo saver on my new s120.
first i ditched the standard servo saver for a kimborough one and what i tried to achieve was to have a perfect centered servo (savox sh-1250mg) with the straightest servo saver saver setting.
my radio has about -40 trim to the right and i have set the epa for equal left to right steering throw. the problem is depending on how much dual rate i set the left to right steering throw changes on one side more than the other?
my question is how have you setup your servo saver and is it normal to have so much trim one way? i also used high strenght double sided tape to mount the servo to the chassis
first i ditched the standard servo saver for a kimborough one and what i tried to achieve was to have a perfect centered servo (savox sh-1250mg) with the straightest servo saver saver setting.
my radio has about -40 trim to the right and i have set the epa for equal left to right steering throw. the problem is depending on how much dual rate i set the left to right steering throw changes on one side more than the other?
my question is how have you setup your servo saver and is it normal to have so much trim one way? i also used high strenght double sided tape to mount the servo to the chassis
#74
Tech Elite
iTrader: (8)
Hi guys i am new to 1:12 and just have a question on setting up steering throw and servo saver on my new s120.
first i ditched the standard servo saver for a kimborough one and what i tried to achieve was to have a perfect centered servo (savox sh-1250mg) with the straightest servo saver saver setting.
my radio has about -40 trim to the right and i have set the epa for equal left to right steering throw. the problem is depending on how much dual rate i set the left to right steering throw changes on one side more than the other?
my question is how have you setup your servo saver and is it normal to have so much trim one way? i also used high strenght double sided tape to mount the servo to the chassis
first i ditched the standard servo saver for a kimborough one and what i tried to achieve was to have a perfect centered servo (savox sh-1250mg) with the straightest servo saver saver setting.
my radio has about -40 trim to the right and i have set the epa for equal left to right steering throw. the problem is depending on how much dual rate i set the left to right steering throw changes on one side more than the other?
my question is how have you setup your servo saver and is it normal to have so much trim one way? i also used high strenght double sided tape to mount the servo to the chassis
Get the McPappy Savox servo case.
http://www.mcpappyracing.com/store/p...Case-Core.html
With your trim settings, are you using regular trim or subtrim?
When you have your trim with uneven values such as -40 to the right. That should sound off some alarm bells with your steering setup. As I pointed out this is obviously due to your servo. In the mean time, you can still use the servo, but the steering throw should be adjusted independently left and right. If you adjust it as a whole which you have been doing, then you're going to run into your problem you mentioned above.
Hope this helps.