DIRT DIGGER

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ok cool thank you very much im gona order a set of bearings now. im just trying to find ways if there is anything that makes that setup better in any way at all

uncle everett

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Tried ceramics, took them out right away. I found the kit bearings to be exceptionally GOOD.

Guys are really liking the Nationals setup.....

flame56mx

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Best way is to go drive it and test your personal changes. Need to remember that a setup from another driver rarely is the best setup for you, or your track (unless you drove at Reedy).

DIRT DIGGER

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ok cool thanks uncle ur the best man i dont know what i would do without u man. what are u running now have u made any changes? u gona try the nationals setup? wondering if i should order any upgrades for the car to better it in any way

flame56mx

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I wouldn't recommend ceramics for dirt for (maybe in the diff cases). 4wd cars are hard on bearings, but keep an eye on your hub bearings, especially the inner 10x15x4, its probably going out as we speak..lol
Glad you like them though, I would have replaced mine during the build had I known..

DIRT DIGGER

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should i get that schelle stretched chassis im wondering if the chassis being longer it would make the car easier to drive? any thoughts before i order one?

DIRT DIGGER

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[QUOTE=flame56mx;13745179]I wouldn't recommend ceramics for dirt for (maybe in the diff cases). 4wd cars are hard on bearings, but keep an eye on your hub bearings, especially the inner 10x15x4, its probably going out as we speak..lol
Glad you like them though, I would have replaced mine during the build had I known..[/QU

uncle everett

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I'm on reedy 100%. I'll be on that for at least another month.

I'll have to test nats setup at that point.

DIRT DIGGER

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ok should i get that schelle extended chassis? im wondering if it will help car be more stable and make car easier to driver being longer?

uncle everett

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No upgrades are needed. If I wanted to spend fun $, I'd get aluminum chasis.

DIRT DIGGER

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ok but what makes aluminum chassis better what would be the difference between the two? im just curious

flame56mx

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From what I have heard and read, the aluminum chassis works good on high bite as designed. The carbon Schelle chassis is basically a longer version of the kit chassis. Which seems to me is a better option part. Asking questions from other members here is good to do, but you are still going to have to decide if this advice will pertain to you, your driving style and your local track, unless of course they run where you do. Its sorta like asking which tire is best..

DIRT DIGGER

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yes i understand that and thanks for the replies. question tho i run on a med bite bite damp clay indoor tight track if u were me what chassis would u get out of the two? thanks again

flame56mx

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I have yet to see a car with either chassis, so with just the opinions of the others who have them/used them the Schelle chassis seems more apt to work in your situation. If I had the $ burning a whole in my pocket I would go in that direction with track conditions like yours..

DIRT DIGGER

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ok i have some christmas money so thats why i want to try a new chassis. i was leaning toward the schelle chassis also. im thinking the longer chassis would make it a bit more stable? im not positive what the effects of having a longer chassis are?