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Old 04-26-2007, 01:18 AM
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how's the DNA1 as compared to the stratus3 AP ?
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Old 04-26-2007, 04:46 AM
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Hello,
What is the difference in length between the normal arms and the graphite, short arms ?
Do you have to change anything if you want to switch from the regular arms to the graphite ones ? Do you need other parts ?
Does the rear arm work because the construction is a little different than that of the original arms ?
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Any one tried the XXX-S arms on the 'R' ?
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Old 04-26-2007, 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Spillertwo
Hello,
What is the difference in length between the normal arms and the graphite, short arms ?
Do you have to change anything if you want to switch from the regular arms to the graphite ones ? Do you need other parts ?
Does the rear arm work because the construction is a little different than that of the original arms ?
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The short arms are .150" shorter. All you need to do is flip your pivots to use the short arms on the car.
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Old 04-26-2007, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by TheCoolCanFanMan
Any one tried the XXX-S arms on the 'R' ?
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Hi mate. the xxxs arms would be too long, just by eye about 10mm

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Old 04-26-2007, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by hamster778
Hi mate. the xxxs arms would be too long, just by eye about 10mm

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cool then the car wold be very stable,
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Old 04-26-2007, 10:08 AM
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yeah it would, might help me too.

but being 10mm ish per side it would be too big to make a 200mm rally car,
just had a look at the weapon bones too, way too big

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Old 04-26-2007, 10:13 AM
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Just fitting the prototype CCF to the 'R' I will take a pic shortly and blat it on this thread
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Old 04-26-2007, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted by hamster778
yeah it would, might help me too.

but being 10mm ish per side it would be too big to make a 200mm rally car,
just had a look at the weapon bones too, way too big

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It was just a thought, as I hardly ever broke an arm on the XXX-S
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Old 04-26-2007, 10:19 AM
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Not sure if you remember my time with the xxxs. I caught the black marker on the diagonal at wlrc and took a rear arm straight off.

That cost me a new chassis, after I whacked the car across the wooden fence in frustration

That wasnt a good time for me

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Old 04-26-2007, 10:27 AM
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Just fitting the prototype CCF to the 'R' I will take a pic shortly and blat it on this thread
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Dialed... when will mine be here
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Originally Posted by T. Hodge
The short arms are .150" shorter. All you need to do is flip your pivots to use the short arms on the car.
Hello Tod,

What do you mean with flip your pivots ? What partnumber should i change ?

And what is the effect on the car handling if you use the shorter arms ?

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Originally Posted by Spillertwo
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What do you mean with flip your pivots ? What partnumber should i change ?

And what is the effect on the car handling if you use the shorter arms ?

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You flip the roll center pivots and it even tells you in the manual which holes to use for which arms. I can't speak for the way it handles with short arms for I have not really been able to run my car at all really yet. Todd or others will have to answer that one.
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Dialed... when will mine be here
You cheeky monkey get in line dude
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Originally Posted by Spillertwo
Hello Tod,

What do you mean with flip your pivots ? What partnumber should i change ?

And what is the effect on the car handling if you use the shorter arms ?

Thanks
reverse the side that your pivots are on... if you're running long arms, high roll center and want to run short arms, high roll center just swap the left and right side pivots and flip the front pivot over accordingly. imagine rotating them 180 degrees about the centerline of the car.

the handling effect of the shorter arms is a little less traction at the end you're running them on. i'm currently running long arms in the rear and short arms in the front. my setup started out that way because i broke a front long arm and didn't have any more. i kept it that way because with the long arms the front end was super aggressive on my local track. the shorter arm made the car feel more balanced.
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