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Old 01-17-2005, 08:42 AM
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Quick question.
What is better for indoor carpet racing? SSG or the CGM?
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CGM
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Reasons?
mediun to large track
carpet high bite(new) ozite
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Old 01-17-2005, 08:59 AM
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Considering going MOD motor and was curious what gear ratios you guys would run for a 11X1 D5 I have a 72 or 73 spur and every range of Pinion just trying something new, I got bumped up to Expert in the local club level (which is more like intermediate everywhere else) and everyone is running MODs and I can;t even keep up with a 19T, bummer for me as I love racign Stock and no one in Expert class wants to run Stock. So there is my delema.
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Old 01-17-2005, 09:02 AM
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CGM no tweek, and very agressive.
Heavy but you can work it down with Ti stuff and tiny electronics.
I went Tiny and love it.
What I use in my Rayspeed SD is
Futaba Low Profile Digital Servo S9550
GM Racing SX12 (smaller and lighter than the QC2)
KO 302f Reciever
That is as light of Electronics as I think is humanly possible without taking everything out of its cases.
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ALSO JAYBEE What is the part number for the 4degree hub carriers?
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Old 01-17-2005, 10:24 AM
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Originally posted by Keeebler28
Reasons?
mediun to large track
carpet high bite(new) ozite
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The CGM chassis is much stiffer and it won't tweek in a crash. The CGM kit also includes all graphite components were the SSG car has regular plastic.
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Old 01-17-2005, 10:28 AM
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Originally posted by Mr. Shookie
Considering going MOD motor and was curious what gear ratios you guys would run for a 11X1 D5 I have a 72 or 73 spur and every range of Pinion just trying something new, I got bumped up to Expert in the local club level (which is more like intermediate everywhere else) and everyone is running MODs and I can;t even keep up with a 19T, bummer for me as I love racign Stock and no one in Expert class wants to run Stock. So there is my delema.
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I would start with an overall ratio around 8.0 to start with your 11x1.
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Old 01-17-2005, 10:34 AM
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Thanks Matt
Your always a great help.
Hey do you have the part number for the 4degree hub carriers, as I am trying to reduse the amount of push and increase my steering.
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the 4 deg castor blocks are the only ones available, SD-4134
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should I use the upper or lower mount postion?
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9 times out of 10 I run the hingepin for the castor block in the lower hole and space the steering block in the down position.
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For more steering should I move the front and rear arms foward or back?
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hey matt ,
Here is a question for u im running 19t and can almost not let off throttle on my car seems i need a little more rear traction i dont want to change front end which is working perfect what can i change in rear end to get my rear more planted . im running 3-0
block camber link iis 2nd from furtherst hole. tires are magentas in rear cyans in front. any help would be great. and when i mean more traction i just mean when i get omn it i can break the rear end of the car loose ( so need to be more planted in rear).

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Originally posted by Mr. Shookie
For more steering should I move the front and rear arms foward or back?
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I've always like both my front and rear arms all the way back
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Originally posted by bigragu
hey matt ,
Here is a question for u im running 19t and can almost not let off throttle on my car seems i need a little more rear traction i dont want to change front end which is working perfect what can i change in rear end to get my rear more planted . im running 3-0
block camber link iis 2nd from furtherst hole. tires are magentas in rear cyans in front. any help would be great. and when i mean more traction i just mean when i get omn it i can break the rear end of the car loose ( so need to be more planted in rear).

thanks buddy.
Are you running a rear sway bar? I've found that a rear sway bar will usually give me more rear bite. You can also try moving the rear arms forward a bit, that should give you more onpower rear traction.
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