shark2288

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Its the position of the hole. In is wide and out is narrow.

eper

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i was looking at tebos set up from the reedy race and noticed it doesnt match the picture. the rear camber link on the hub is in a dfferent lacation. I wonder if its the same for the crcrc race also. Does anyone know or have a pic from crcrc of his rear hubs and link position.

Kraig

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It could be possible that when the picture was taken it was before he made that adjustment.

eper

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could be guess i will just try it out for myself and see what it does.

steam

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This is Tebo's car Late Friday at the Reedy Race after one of his mains.

But set-ups change, The track was still a little loose Friday, traction really came in by saturday, tires were all broken in and such.

SAMCRO

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Has anyone heard anyting on the new SC being released? I see that they discontinued the older one..

eper

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see even after one of the mains the setup is different then the sheet. I will give it a shot today and see how it feels i believe the picture compared to the sheet i should loose on entry stability and gain on exit. I have been doing lots of changes to that car since my base set up just to see what else the car has to offer. its hard to decide what to run for me as the car is really competitive in many configurations. keeps me up at night trying to figure out how i want to race the car. dam these great kyosho cars dam them to hell!! Is anyone on this forum going to motorama? I think alot of you guys are from out west no?

offroad dude

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Quick question. I'm about to buy the exoteck alloy steering rack, should I buy the alloy steering cranks also?

t8rtot

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No, the rack will give you a more direct feel and fix what was the weak link in the system.

offroad dude

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Thanks for the quick response.

Just1More

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I would go with all aluminum to eliminate as many weak links as possible. I have the exotek rack, steering cranks and losi 22 aluminum servo horn(I stripped the stock one). Had to move the servo up 1mm and drill the hole to make the ballstud fit through with a nut on the back. Just drilling for the Kyosho ballstud is probably plenty, i just wanted it taller so it doesn;t bind against the rack at the very end of the travel.

kdub

In the instructions we tell you to take it apart, wipe everything down, and then re-assemble after you've broken in everything (usually 1 race night). The white pads will be more polished and you can wipe off all the residue from initial run-in. Just put it back together and usually the spring will be collapsed to 9.5 to 10mm when it's set right. I can usually set them by hand. If you can't slip the clutch with your hand turning the spur, it's too tight.

savageboy69

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finally got to run the Rb6 today, and it just so happend to be a huge track lol, 115x200 med traction and not exactly smooth, the rb6 handled awesome i was very suprised. I ran with the saddle packs and didnt have a problem hooking up, didnt have as much time as i wanted with it to get the setup completely dialed but it was close enough to drive. I went through 2 steering racks and it didnt take much to break em ( i knew they were a weak part after reading all the issues on here) just wanted to try em out. besides that no breakage the car was a tank. Im working on some aluminum racks and some CF racks that are a little different from the stock ones. ( it would be to easy for me to buy one thats already out lol) should have a video to put up in a day or so

eper

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Tried that set up change thats in the picture. Definitely worth the 30 seconds it took to change it. Not to sure i'm a big fan of the rear shock package though

t8rtot

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You'd have to hit a wall with the wheels turned at full speed to really find another weakness. The car doesn't need it and your going to break ball cups or servos.

All that aluminum is nice but not needed on a race car.