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Old 03-28-2008, 06:48 AM   #1
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Default 1/5 scale F1 shock absorber oil weight??

what oil weight do you recommend using on the shock absorbers for the F1 car on a high grip surface track?
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what oil weight do you recommend using on the shock absorbers for the F1 car on a high grip surface track?
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Which F1 do you have and what springs/tires are you running? I have the comp with the MMR chassis and the MMR gear drive set. I run 4000 in the front. Only time I mess with it is when the track is obnoxiously slick like SV recently.
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do you have the reactive rear MMR Toe conversion on?
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do you have the reactive rear MMR Toe conversion on?
What is that???
I have been experiencing "oversteer" on my F1 car for a while now. I don't know if it is tire related, as I have "C" tires on the rear and the temp hasn't been to great either. Anyhow, I thought about changing the oil weight on the shocks to change the timing on the weight transfer. I have soft springs on the rear and stiffer in the front. The sway bars on the front are almost at max HARD setting and very soft in the rear.
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