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Old 12-20-2003, 12:49 PM
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hey guys

Raced indoors for the first time today, normally race outdoor. I realised that on carpet your speed dont nessesarily come from your gearing and that but more in terms of how much traction your getting.

I was useing sorex20s and the track was pretty technical about 14second laps racein stock.

anyone got any starting point for a setup?

thanks a million

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Hey guys

race first time in stock last night and was blindingly fast, but no steering, any tips on how to get maxium steering out of the evo?
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Originally posted by BigDogRacing
Vic- that's 2-3 teeth with 64 pitch.

Larry and Vic- you will not notice a difference between the 90 and 96 tooth spurs. The reason for having both is not because one will perform better than the other assuming the same FDR, it's so you have the option of running a larger pinion with the smaller spur if the need arrises. In your cases, the only factor you need to consider is how far out you want the motor to sit. Obviously witht teh smaller spur the motor will be closer to the center of the car and this can help you to balance the car better.
lol, that's what i meant - 64 pitch!!
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Originally posted by Evo_Uk
hey guys

Raced indoors for the first time today, normally race outdoor. I realised that on carpet your speed dont nessesarily come from your gearing and that but more in terms of how much traction your getting.

I was useing sorex20s and the track was pretty technical about 14second laps racein stock.

anyone got any starting point for a setup?

thanks a million

Tarnjit
Do you have alot of traction? I found most important is corner speed on carpet. I have a couple setups you can try, but each one works for different amounts of traction. Just lemme know.

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Old 12-21-2003, 02:30 AM
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i'm looking for setup tips for a outdoot asphalt track with pretty long straights but some fast tight infield as well. its not problem with speed or acceleration. The only way for me to get through the tight corners is to back way off the power, and drive around off power before accelerating out.
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Old 12-21-2003, 02:31 AM
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traction is a problem I can, but i've jsut bought so new foam tires and I can't afford to buy any others.
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Old 12-21-2003, 02:59 PM
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Originally posted by lem2
I was just looking at the sticker sheet of my TBevo and it had a
I, II, III, IV and V. Makes you wonder if they will make a TB evo up to #5.
Just a thought.
Merry Christmas and Happy Racing!
My friend's sticker sheet for the original EVO went up to EVOVII as I recall.

I just got my EVOIII today... (Although I do not get to start to build it until Christmas morning )
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bubbles at tamyia ut o
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Hey Jason, do you think that the Tamiya Track will be crowded this weekend? Or, will we be able to even go there to practice? Are you going to go if it is open, or do you have stuff to do? "ut o"?
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Originally posted by hawker
i'm looking for setup tips for a outdoot asphalt track with pretty long straights but some fast tight infield as well. its not problem with speed or acceleration. The only way for me to get through the tight corners is to back way off the power, and drive around off power before accelerating out.
Yeah me too, although I tried out some of a setup a few pages back...it helped....i got 1st this weekend.


copper fronts/gold rears
50wt all around
shocks all way outter holes
A/A and A/B blocks flat on chassis
4 droop front and 5 droop rear using assoc. gauge
5mm rideheight
sorex 32R's med inserts
0toe front, -1 camber all around.
yellow front/ red rear sway...

we just blew the track so I had to change the setup in a hurry.
before, I had yellow rear sway and assoc. red rear springs...turned too much for my ability.
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oops, forgot.... axiom monster stock with 72/26 gearing....way faster on the straight than anyone else yesterday...I was freaking out cuz it was the first time I used that motor....
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if they are open.......... i would suspect it may get crowed ( the weekend after x-mass every one with new toys will be out)

UT O>........... say it like Buckweat from the litte rascles..
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Old 12-22-2003, 12:07 AM
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Originally posted by Aluma
Yeah me too, although I tried out some of a setup a few pages back...it helped....i got 1st this weekend.


copper fronts/gold rears
50wt all around
shocks all way outter holes
A/A and A/B blocks flat on chassis
4 droop front and 5 droop rear using assoc. gauge
5mm rideheight
sorex 32R's med inserts
0toe front, -1 camber all around.
yellow front/ red rear sway...

we just blew the track so I had to change the setup in a hurry.
before, I had yellow rear sway and assoc. red rear springs...turned too much for my ability.


thanx heaps, i'm re-setting my car now and I'll see how I go. I've only got 70wt oil left atm, will changing it to 50wt make HUGE difference?

also, with your shocks, can you translate that into Tamiya speak or in relevance to each other?
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Old 12-22-2003, 12:11 AM
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Yeah, I just kind of want to get away from some of the racers at SoCal for ONE Saturday morning...
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im annoyed, had a real shi'][' race yesterday got really disheartened with everything. this is what ill have ready on my car for next race tho

fresh new 1.17 fuku cells to replace my old 1.14 crappy old panasonic
aliminium gearboxs knuckles and centre posts
fresh tires

a burning desire to win

ive decided im going for one last ride, the past 6 races ive had ive gone home pretty full of 'un-fun' so im just going to put everything into it. if nothing changes then im either going to change my class, the series/track, my car ( get a 415? ) .

wish me luck guys
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