Race car vehicle dynamics((tuning bible))
I heard this book is the tuning bible anybody own it,also Tune to win :sneaky:
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I own this book, I am a mechanical engineer, I work with full size race car suspension systems. RCVD is very helpful. It is almost exclusively math based, so you may need to brush up on your trig and calculus. Tune to win is a better "at the track" book, it is easier to read and understand.
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I like the xray/hudy guide. I have two printed out ones stays at home the other in my pit box. Soley for rc cars and tells you what everything does and what to do to accomplish what you want.
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Originally Posted by DezSlash
(Post 9179241)
I like the xray/hudy guide. I have two printed out ones stays at home the other in my pit box. Soley for rc cars and tells you what everything does and what to do to accomplish what you want.
http://jq-products.com/the-news/43-t.../160-the-guide |
Tires can be scaled (ie 1/10 , 1/8) dirt and ashpalt is not. So most of
the information in a book like this is based around 1/1 tires traction characteristics not RC tires. Once you understand that, there will be alot of useful info if you truly want to know the WHY's and not just how. In other words do you want to know what time it is? Get the Hudy or one of the other strictly RC setup guides. Want to know how to build the Clock? that book is a good place to start. |
Thank you
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JQ guide will get your car sorted out, no need for calculus
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I have to agree the jq setup page is great! It is straight forward and easy to understand.
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