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Old 02-27-2012, 10:03 PM
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Agreed that the level of traction is a factor too.

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Originally Posted by joeymdz
The main track i race at is a smaller, tight lanes, and medium traction. The car just reacts alot better with it at stock location.

At time zone.. Its a huge track and i haven't tested both setups but since their track is fast, big, and high grip.. Front mount servo felt really good there.
You just gave yourself your own answer.
Slow speed low grip requires the car to roll for traction.
high speed high grip requires the car to stay flat to reduce traction.
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Old 02-28-2012, 03:16 AM
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Guys a good traction compound for medium traction asphalt track? Thanks i usually buy from amain hobbies
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Old 02-28-2012, 07:02 AM
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Originally Posted by joeymdz
more weight in the back= less steering
Nah, that's wrong mate. If you want more steering, put the battery at the back of the chassis, and for mazimum steering, put it across the back rather than front to back. You will gain maximum pendulum effect by doing so, therefore increasing the steering response. Cheers.
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Old 02-28-2012, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by NiMo
You just gave yourself your own answer.
Slow speed low grip requires the car to roll for traction.
high speed high grip requires the car to stay flat to reduce traction.
i didn't answer my own question... i was just sharing my info

I'm not the only one that is switching back to the stock location (as per some of the local big race travelers)





Originally Posted by wingman2
Nah, that's wrong mate. If you want more steering, put the battery at the back of the chassis, and for mazimum steering, put it across the back rather than front to back. You will gain maximum pendulum effect by doing so, therefore increasing the steering response. Cheers.

OKAY OKAY I WAS WRONG (in "MY" eyes its easier to stiffen the rear to get more steering then changing the battery position)
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Old 02-28-2012, 11:26 AM
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Ok so rather than change the battery position (which I don't particularly want to do!) when you say go stiffer in the rear you mean stiffer side springs?
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Old 02-28-2012, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by chris_blakey
Ok so rather than change the battery position (which I don't particularly want to do!) when you say go stiffer in the rear you mean stiffer side springs?
http://www.teamcrc.com/crc/downloads...ete_manual.pdf

go to page 17 and read from there... its a great tool to keep!

99% of the time i keep my side springs the same and just change out the main spring. (i run white side and shock springs. on high grip i change the main spring to red and keep my white side springs. this was the same set up by frank and other drivers at the TZ grand prix)

remember when changing out your center spring it changes your droop
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Old 02-28-2012, 12:57 PM
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cheers for that, hope to give some of that a try on saturday.
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Originally Posted by joeymdz
remember when changing out your center spring it changes your droop
Unless you change the center shock length, how would this change droop ?

And BTW, rumor has it that our "Slapmaster Buddy" has also gone back to the angled servo mounts, 3/16th front spindles as well as myself, (the cars just steer better).

H-30 has ditched the sweeper so, one long straight followed by much narrow and technical stuff !
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Old 02-28-2012, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by el salvador
Unless you change the center shock length, how would this change droop ?
ride height, my bad. changing the shock angle will change droop (no more chatting on here at work... lol)


hey Lynn

on the steering blocks are you guys using the standard low pro ball or the HRC ones?
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OK menz, race night is tomorrow night. I have new front end springs, side springs and 0, 5, 10 degree upper A arm mounts coming before race time.

Going to change my side springs and front springs and go from there...not going to matter that much because Friday I have the LE conversion kit coming with Long A arms....so next week my setup will be completely different.

Might have to take a couple steps back before leaping ahead. Going to be a challenge making adjustments between springs, A arm mounts and battery position to hit the sweet spot I'm looking for. Looks like Saturday maybe an all day test session.

I'm bound and determined to give those BMI boys a run for their money...oh and best part is I will be soldering in a special built Trinity D3 tomorrow....very good stator and rotor numbers. Don't think I mentioned our WGT class runs 13.5 blinky mode.

So, looking forward to tomorrow night but really looking forward to the next couple weeks as I tweak it in where I want it!!
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Originally Posted by joeymdz
ride height, my bad. changing the shock angle will change droop (no more chatting on here at work... lol)


hey Lynn

on the steering blocks are you guys using the standard low pro ball or the HRC ones?
Not sure about Brian, I'm running the "STD's"

I do know he's using the 200mm Frt suspension mount plate and 5* caster blocks and by the time our 2 day race happens, his car will have the Hobbywing 1s ESC installed (and maybe even sorted). Should be interesting.

We run 10.5, open ESC.....""Mondo Ripp"" !!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by el salvador
Not sure about Brian, I'm running the "STD's"

I do know he's using the 200mm Frt suspension mount plate and 5* caster blocks and by the time our 2 day race happens, his car will have the Hobbywing 1s ESC installed (and maybe even sorted). Should be interesting.

We run 10.5, open ESC.....""Mondo Ripp"" !!!!!!!!!!

you seemed like a STD kind of a guy

i heard that the ECC WGT class will be 13.5 blinky.... what will you do now?
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esc keep blinking green light no throttle response. esc power up the program box but thats all it does can not make any changes via program box will not even read the esc when hooked up via usb link. can i get some help i just loaded v1.08_111007 and esc v3_508_no timing for blinky mode last night and today i have this problem. is my esc fried
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Originally Posted by joeymdz
you seemed like a STD kind of a guy

i heard that the ECC WGT class will be 13.5 blinky.... what will you do now?
Uh,.......put my car (w/10.5 +boosted ESC) on the track !

"Me Thinks you HERD wrong Cowboy"

Catch me if ya can !

You gonna make it up here in 2 weeks ?
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