runnin rc10

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maybe dial out some drag brake, try to limit front chassis roll..or at least I think so. Stiffer springs, heaver oils, smaller holes in piston. Anything to stiffen the front up some should help. Slipper may help too, what tires do the fast guys run at your track?

nitro kid

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step pin

runnin rc10

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Id go with a little heavier front oil maybe 35 or 37.5 wt. I may also try to lighten the rear, go inside a hold on tower or out one on the arm, maybe some lighter springs. This is what I would do, see what some other guys say on here and see what they say too.

nitro kid

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ok i try some of the stuff you say and see what happy

runnin rc10

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Another important thing when learning (somthing im still doing) Is to take advantage of your practice time. If you notice something, change it in practice and see if it works. If you noticed something in the main, change it after the race and have it ready for practice the next week. Keep records and data of your changes and how the helped/hurt the characteristics of the car. Good luck..hope I helped some.

nitro kid

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hey yes you help a lot

dkj-M3

make sure the rear arms are level/dogbones above level. try running 2B front & rear camber link. what engine are you running, remember to ease onto the throttle, after the truck squares up, do not punch it.

runnin rc10

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This is some of the best advice as far as driving goes for any nitro truck racer. Off road incorporates the less traction element of driving therefore being quick on the throttle creats the tires to spin normally sending you in cirlces. I struggle with this for the first few races of the season, after a winter of carpet racing which to me has an excess of traction. Once you adjust just remember always be smooth. Throttle and steering. Throttle control will increase traction, handling, lap times. I was once told that your wheels should never be fully turned while racing, while i know this is hard, do your best to keep from doing it, it can sometimes reduce momentum and corner speed, ultimately making you slower. Try this stuff in all practice days. Good luck

EricF

Aaron,
I have some questions on ur setup ...

7's = 57 black or drilled?
spindel location?
are .9 shafts necessary or can one use more shims?

6's = 56 pink/red or drilled?

What inserts do you use for SRS B.G. stock truck

stk foam in the front and tri bomb1 or proline preglued 2 stage?

Thanks,
E

arghh

fuel filter - do the built in fuel filter inside the tank is enough or is it a must have another fuel filter that nowdays almost all the new car have it in their package

D Mac

AW

what do you think of rpm two stage pistons???


I got beat by the truck you used at thunder alley race, this past weekend LOL

mafiaracers

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A dub on the second page! tears for real man! I'm simply posting to bring you back to where everyone can see ya! It hurts my feelings to see ya on ......the second page!

dkj-M3

the filter in the tank works fine. no need to add another.

mafiaracers

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did aaron die?...or is he just tired of us?

Sofast-NT

Maybe?Maybe not?Who knows,who cares,now i can fill his spot and have all those sponsors.