cheesecake

iTrader: (27)

well everyone its time to say farwell to my jammin its all packaged up and its getting shipped tommorow afternoon. i still have the truggy but my dad will be racing that so i wont be to involved with the jammins have fun everyone and good luck at the track

DR ZAIRUS

What happened?? Why are you leaving you Jammin??

DR ZAIRUS

BTW: Remember my spin-outs?? The car improved with short wheel base and more front toe out, but I read somewhere that less anti-squat not only improves acceleration through bumps, it also makes steering more agressive when you hit the trigger exiting curves (*). Maybe that was part of the problem??

Next day I'll try 2º anti-squat, instead of just1º, and see if spin-out improves further, without doing too bad on the bumps.

I'll let you guys know how it goes. Maybe someday we'll figure out all the setups!! hehehehe



(*) conversely: more anti-squat makes the car soak up bumps better decelerating and ahs a bit less low speed steering.

pwnzor

iTrader: (66)

he switched to OCM......sup Eli

macnkitty2002

iTrader: (7)

for the worse! Xray xray!

cheesecake

iTrader: (27)

yup i ran the ocm once and it was amazing to me i think it will fit my driving style alot better then the jammin. the jammin is a solid buggy and if the ocm doesnt work out for this season ill be sure to get another jammin.

pink_sleeve

iTrader: (220)

What does running the A blocks do vs running the B blocks?

Seven1Four

iTrader: (41)

Yo pink.......as per the manual, A blocks give mild steering, the B blocks give quicker steering response.

pink_sleeve

iTrader: (220)

Thanks. I don't have a manual

Seven1Four

iTrader: (41)

Trying to get some input on which brand of fluids you x1 users use, shock and diff oil brands that is.
Thanks for helping.

Bigkev

For the shock I use 'Losi' silicon shock fluid and for the diffs I use 'AXE Motor Rossi' diff oil, which is 100% pure silicon oil. Both oil brands mix very well when blending to help get the desired viscosity you may be chasing. Everyone I know uses the link below for help on mixing silicon fluids to get the desired viscosity.

Fluid Blender link: http://www.gesilicones.com/gesilwiza...ng/fluid2.html

Genius

Losi shock oils and OFNA diff oils. No complaints gets the job done

Bigkev

Here's another link for loads of info on RC shock oils.

Shock Oils Link: http://www.twf8.ws/php/tip/shock.html

Genius

According to Chad Bradley the A Block will handle the bumps and jumps better than the B. But you sacrifice a little steering with the A.

cheesecake

iTrader: (27)

hey i have a set of the super big bores for sale they come with the silver and the white springs pm me if interested