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Old 07-29-2002, 05:27 AM
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Nomexx u are anti-Akai huh.
...hehehhee...no lah, just like to sabo him and punch below the belt from time to time only.....actually I've got more candid shots of racers on race day...but some cannot show leh, later kena hantam
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Old 07-29-2002, 05:30 AM
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Originally posted by hurhur
PA race this coming Sunday, guys?
who is on?
....me me me....last race kena nightmare from my straight shaft set-up, this race change back to diff liao...must enjoy myself this time
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Old 07-29-2002, 09:49 AM
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serious huh? one way and straight shaft cant make it huh?
why huh?
i just change it to that combo...jialats liao.
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Originally posted by hurhur
serious huh? one way and straight shaft cant make it huh?
why huh?
i just change it to that combo...jialats liao.
It depends....give Sam that setting and he can drive like 1/8.
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Old 07-29-2002, 10:07 AM
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art2, diffs or solid/one way for u?

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It depends....give Sam that setting and he can drive like 1/8.
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Old 07-29-2002, 10:13 AM
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Originally posted by hurhur
serious huh? one way and straight shaft cant make it huh?
why huh?
i just change it to that combo...jialats liao.
hurhur
that combo require u to have good throttle control on your car...
not very one can drive with those...
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Old 07-29-2002, 10:13 AM
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Originally posted by hurhur
serious huh? one way and straight shaft cant make it huh?
why huh?
i just change it to that combo...jialats liao.
Can lah, all up to your driving style, straight shaft can carry more speed out of a corner but more nervous in-corner and the turn-in feels kind of funny to me. The worst thing is that for straight shaft, there seems to be less choice of lining once you are committed to a corner, not very helpful when there are traffic. But if they are still running on the old track layout, I might give it another shot
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Originally posted by NomeXX


Can lah, all up to your driving style, straight shaft can carry more speed out of a corner but more nervous in-corner and the turn-in feels kind of funny to me. The worst thing is that for straight shaft, there seems to be less choice of lining once you are committed to a corner, not very helpful when there are traffic. But if they are still running on the old track layout, I might give it another shot
yup yup.. what nomeXX say is true.. with the straight shaft... your corner is limited..
Was playing with Ah M and Joe the other night.. even AH M say saying that come the chicane.. he wanted to pull his hair out...
heheheh...
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jialats liao....first time driving that combo.
still got to break in engine etc etc...dunno got time to practice or not.

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Can lah, all up to your driving style, straight shaft can carry more speed out of a corner but more nervous in-corner and the turn-in feels kind of funny to me. The worst thing is that for straight shaft, there seems to be less choice of lining once you are committed to a corner, not very helpful when there are traffic. But if they are still running on the old track layout, I might give it another shot
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so can i put it in this way? your driving lines must be correct? else u will end up in the grass....

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yup yup.. what nomeXX say is true.. with the straight shaft... your corner is limited..
Was playing with Ah M and Joe the other night.. even AH M say saying that come the chicane.. he wanted to pull his hair out...
heheheh...
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Originally posted by hurhur
so can i put it in this way? your driving lines must be correct? else u will end up in the grass....

not really on the grass
but either too deep or too wide.
you should never break in and run a new setup so close to a race.. i think u can perpare to stay over at PA...
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doh!
worse come to worst, i switched back to my trusty diffs!
hehehe
jack, u racing?
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Originally posted by hurhur
so can i put it in this way? your driving lines must be correct? else u will end up in the grass....

It's up to the driver to control, I would prefer diff/diff for I'm used to it. I tried putting front one way rear diff, although cornering speed increases, I tends to make more mistake which ended in losing lap times. So it's up to you...
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Originally posted by Jack


yup yup.. what nomeXX say is true.. with the straight shaft... your corner is limited..
Was playing with Ah M and Joe the other night.. even AH M say saying that come the chicane.. he wanted to pull his hair out...
heheheh...
Yes, when it comes to PA you'll find alot of problem at the u-turn at the far right, the short-cut laid with cement. Even Sam made a few mistakes there during the race back in April. Another problem I faced with straight shaft at PA was the higher tyre wear at the rear

Did Ah M TQed with straight shaft at Jurong yesterday??
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Originally posted by hurhur
doh!
worse come to worst, i switched back to my trusty diffs!
hehehe
jack, u racing?
i thinku run in the engine with your diff better.
run in good amount of fuel okie..
dont want you engine conrod to go because u didnt run in enough..
I am not sure.. I want to run. but i just finish the tamiay race on sun. and next sun , i might have to keep my GF company else she will throw out my cars...
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