cornerspeed

Thanks Jon.

Jon Kerr

iTrader: (17)

No problem.

STLNLST

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had the R12 looking good in practice then all of a sudden I brian farted for two qualifiers. Wound up in the B-main but due to computer issues they didn't get a chance to run the mains so I had to settle for the stupid B-main finishing position I will return for some more nitro action after the Reedy. Gotta get back on asphalt next weekend since I was unable to do so this weekend (electric car that is)

IslandBwoy

Hey King-G,

So you found that when it got hotter there was a need for the raiser plates AND 1 mill shims in the rear of the car? (Did i read that correctly?)


PS. State Race at Superrior coming up. Who's going to be there?

e money

if you don't want me to have purple screws, then what type should i run? what r the sizes and syles i should order?

rcshark

what is the diffrents then running with out a 1mm washer in the front and back or running with one I just took the front riser out and put my rear arams all the way back and front aarms middle and it works great just the right amount to do some good slidding around the turns when the tires cool down i like to slide to heat them up i can regulate now its realy fun this time of yr to play with my mi2

speedxl

the whole Florida team will be there!

IslandBwoy

QUOTE]The whole florida team will be there[/QUOTE]

Good 'cause i would like to see these RDX guys eat their words. All of the superior guys are sponsored by corrally so they have been selling those damn rdx's by the case load. Be prepared to see LOTS of 'em.

BT W Your dancing fat guy is really disturbing

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speedxl

Good 'cause i would like to see these RDX guys eat their words. All of the superior guys are sponsored by corrally so they have been selling those damn rdx's by the case load. Be prepared to see LOTS of 'em.

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thanks for the compliment!

Arjen

I have a bit of trouble with my MI2.
I am driving on a low grip track now and the rear of the car is unbelivable unstabel.
Even when i drive real slow a couple of meters straight and then i steer the back goes around.

My setup is:

Front

low towers/tamiya dampers
50 oil piston 3
asso gold (19.5)
second outer hole shock tower/ outer hole on arm
-0.5 toe in
-1.5 camber
4 degree castor
C/f arms
one way

Rear

low towers/tamiya dampers
45 oil piston 3
xray blue green (15)
third outer hole shock tower/ outer hole on arm
-3 toe in
-2 camber
C/f arms
alloy rear hubs
1mm anty squad

barttery is back in.
roll centre normal.

I even tried an roll bar in the front this helped a tiny bit but its still worse.
The track is an large outdoor tarmac track with real fine tarmac.


I have driven this car for 1.5 year now and never had this trouble at an track. Everything in the car seems to be right also tried different diffs.


I hope someone can help me out because the nationals are in 1.5 week and i hope to have the car right then.


Arjen

Jon Kerr

iTrader: (17)

First, I'd loose the one way. Also check and see if the drive train is bound up. Especially with the oneway, if the drive train is dragging, it can act like brakes and with a oneway, that'll cause it to spin. If you're on a low grip track, a oneway is the last thing you'd want in your car anyways.

Also, does it do it more one way than the other? The chassis could be severely tweeked, the suspension could be bound up badly, etc... There's a bunch of things that could be doing it. But I don't see anything i the setup other than the oneway that could be doing that.

mo

iTrader: (7)

Also, move the battery forward. That will take away some turn in and make the car more stable. Also, make sure you have the inserts in the alloy rear hubs in properly. Otherwise your toe in could be really messed up.

Arjen

Thanks for your help. I had no front diff with me so i couldn't try it.
Next time i will give it a shot.

But the grips keep changing there from good to bad.
ONe day the grip was good than my setup was good and fast.
but low grip as the last 3 times its horrible.

I was thinking of alot of adjustments for example wheelbase.
should the have more rear grip witch a longer or shorter wheelbase?

And i usually change the roll centre but i tried to put extra 2 mm on the back but no real difference.
should the car have more or less grip when i make the roll centre higher. i thought less but i wanna know sure.


arjen

Arjen

The toe in is ok i checkt it in the setup board.
I will try to move the battery forward.
But still battery inside or?

Arjen

Jon Kerr

iTrader: (17)

Yes, battery inside is the best as far as I'm concerned. Having it moved back makes it act like a pendulum and makes the rear want to swing around. Having it too far out side makes the car transition too slowly.