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iTrader: (31)

for low bit medium size track just go with the factory setup sheet included in the kit , it gives you a good ball park for most track. i initially setup my car like that and liked it a lot. After you get comfortable of the driving and change from there.

asw7576

Hi, I'm average driver with average skills . Sometimes I get lucky in B main or lower mains depending on the race event. My home track is medium open consisting of 1 long & 1 short straight, 2 sweepers and 3 S corners. The grip is usually medium in the morning and it becomes high grip in late afternoon.

My car is stable on straight, relax handling, not very aggressive, don't spin in long sweeper, don't flip yet , and slight understeer if you miss the corner. Basicaly is Slow In Fast Out style.

I'm racing with this setup :

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iTrader: (1)

my car(x3 ) also almost the same performance like yours except i feel i am the "fast in and medium out of the corner" style....

Racing4Evo

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Thanks. I like the way your setup sounds. It looks like what my setup was heading towards.

ogreasurada

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Question: is it supposed to take off the bumper when setting up the front ride hight? thx

THE DOCTOR

iTrader: (15)

If you are asking for ideas to give you more steering going in to the turn, I think that I would try putting the front width at 199mm and the back at 200mm. Let the front arms hang down a little more. 1 deg. of toe out in the front. Put gray springs in the rear.

I also noticed that you where running #400 oil on a smooth to med. surface. I would try to go up in oil weight if the track is smooth at least in the rear of the car. A lighter oil will usually give you more traction on that end of the car that you put it in.

Caster I think you have to try changing and see what happens. I don't think that it always works the same at every track.

Hope that this helps.

THE DOCTOR

iTrader: (15)

I usually check mine from the back of the arm on the front suspension.

ogreasurada

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thanks for the tip..

going4#1

I've actually raced with this guy. He came to Korea during the Kawahara Cup. He is a good racer. He drives a very tight line. It was a surprise to see him drive his MTX4 with soft suspension (i.e. 1.3mm for the front damper and purple spring back and front) but for the track we ran on, he said that was his preference was smooth and easy. I've tried this config on my car and all I can say is make sure you turn a little earlier.

Racing4Evo

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Guys, I'm finally happy with how my car is handling now. The track was high bite today. I ended up changing the front shock springs to dark blue and 700wt oil. To the rear I went to 500wt oil. I think the biggest change I made was 45shore all around. The car just seems to gain a lot of rear traction when I went to the 45shore rear.

Racing4Evo

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Also I finally can feel that car is better than my V-One RRR especially in the high speed sections.

Vinyard

Can any gurus out there kinda explain the difference in the clutch shoes Mugen have..

I believe there are red, yellow, grey and black.

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iTrader: (31)

Hello, i have a set of MTX-3 prospec dark blue springs, will these work with mtx-4 shocks ?

asw7576

You race at revelation ?

asw7576

Of course.

Dark blue is harder springs than light blue.