Serpent 720
#2522
Originally Posted by ammdrew
try the 37 front and a 42 rear. also try a stiffer front spring and softer rear.
put the red in front, try the front sway bar disconected also.
what is the front diff, diff/solid/oneway ?
put the red in front, try the front sway bar disconected also.
what is the front diff, diff/solid/oneway ?
42 in the rear? I see where you are going with this, but the track is very aggressive/corse. I'll give it a try
#2524
Tech Elite
Originally Posted by Team Kamikaze
It will give you more positive steering.
DJ
#2525
Originally Posted by GHETTOTEACHER
I'm running a one-way.
42 in the rear? I see where you are going with this, but the track is very aggressive/corse. I'll give it a try
42 in the rear? I see where you are going with this, but the track is very aggressive/corse. I'll give it a try
#2526
Originally Posted by dj apolaro
What would happen some time is the old springs wears out. Once this happens you lose steering, mainly in the middle of the turn. With a stiffer spring the wheels will hold the position, even under the stress of the turns.
DJ
DJ
#2527
Originally Posted by Sow&Steady
I noticed that too but I normally just adjust the spring collar nut tighter.
#2528
Originally Posted by Team Kamikaze
Easy there Tiger It's the nut.......not yours
#2530
Originally Posted by Jo Gutierrez
What spring collar nut?
#2531
Originally Posted by Team Kamikaze
Easy there Tiger It's the nut.......not yours
#2532
Originally Posted by Sow&Steady
Ah dang! I'm daydreaming! I was thinking of the *spit* car!
#2533
Tech Elite
When I built my kit, I just added a washer there to make it tighter.
DJ
DJ
#2534
i would like to use lightened steel pinion gear for the 1st gear (17T). is there any? who makes them and where can i order this part?
i understand aluminum is lighter and better for acceleration but i believe its easy to lose track of the pinion wear that eventually will strip the spur (which is what happened to me). lightened steel should be harder and should relieve me of this problem
i understand aluminum is lighter and better for acceleration but i believe its easy to lose track of the pinion wear that eventually will strip the spur (which is what happened to me). lightened steel should be harder and should relieve me of this problem
#2535
Originally Posted by dj apolaro
When I built my kit, I just added a washer there to make it tighter.
DJ
DJ