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mazmo 03-04-2008 03:10 AM


Originally Posted by s.nicholson (Post 4228241)
MMM i believe you should just maybe put your car back to kit setup and start out with everything kit with about 4 droop front 3 rear

Cool ..... do you measure droop from bottom of the suspension arms, or measure lift in chassis until wheels lift off the floor ....

Everyone seems to do it different

Cheers

s.nicholson 03-04-2008 04:30 AM


Originally Posted by mazmo (Post 4228255)
Cool ..... do you measure droop from bottom of the suspension arms, or measure lift in chassis until wheels lift off the floor ....

Everyone seems to do it different

Cheers

Its pretty much personal preference i measure by droop blocks and just under the corner of the arm so those measurements are for blocks, but i know ari measue by chassis lift so pretty much its just what you are comfortable with and used too.

Swamp Rat 03-05-2008 05:57 PM

Guys

What Hard Case Lipo's will fit in the PHI
only 21mm between chassis and top deck. :confused:

Shane

penmark67 03-06-2008 01:20 AM

Spring rates
 
Hi Guys
Does anyone know what Lb the Red and yellow TRF springs are? The Reds have more coils than the yellows and feel slightly softer.
Thanks Mark M

s.nicholson 03-06-2008 02:27 AM


Originally Posted by penmark67 (Post 4235340)
Hi Guys
Does anyone know what Lb the Red and yellow TRF springs are? The Reds have more coils than the yellows and feel slightly softer.
Thanks Mark M

Nah sorry mate i would not be able to tell you, I have never used TRF springs before in my life, Maybe just check out Tamiya website they might have spring listing on there.

mazmo 03-07-2008 09:24 PM


Originally Posted by s.nicholson (Post 4228241)
MMM i believe you should just maybe put your car back to kit setup and start out with everything kit with about 4 droop front 3 rear

Tried the kit set up .... :D awesome. Should have tried it before, instead of persiting with set up I purchased car with.

Thanks for your help.

Just a couple of questions:
- setting up for high grip tracks ... like Fairy Meadow (Illawarra). What change
would you recommend ? I was thinking shortening the camber links by one hole front & rear ?
- I have TRF shocks .. any special set up changes for those ?

s.nicholson 03-07-2008 11:19 PM


Originally Posted by mazmo (Post 4241791)
Tried the kit set up .... :D awesome. Should have tried it before, instead of persiting with set up I purchased car with.

Thanks for your help.

Just a couple of questions:
- setting up for high grip tracks ... like Fairy Meadow (Illawarra). What change
would you recommend ? I was thinking shortening the camber links by one hole front & rear ?
- I have TRF shocks .. any special set up changes for those ?

Illawara you should run around 14 front 12 rear if still a little bit to grippy try standing ya shocks up a hole or two.

OLD 69 03-07-2008 11:22 PM


Originally Posted by mazmo (Post 4241791)
Tried the kit set up .... :D awesome. Should have tried it before, instead of persiting with set up I purchased car with.

Thanks for your help.

Just a couple of questions:
- setting up for high grip tracks ... like Fairy Meadow (Illawarra). What change
would you recommend ? I was thinking shortening the camber links by one hole front & rear ?
- I have TRF shocks .. any special set up changes for those ?


Whenever i go down there i start with shorter links and soft sway bars, always works for me. I still run fairly soft springs too (14poundsF/R)

...Ari

mazmo 03-08-2008 12:38 AM

Thanks Ari :)


Originally Posted by OLD 69 (Post 4242010)
Whenever i go down there i start with shorter links and soft sway bars, always works for me. I still run fairly soft springs too (14poundsF/R)

...Ari


mazmo 03-08-2008 01:15 PM

Thanks Simon, would that be same with and without sway bars ?


Originally Posted by s.nicholson (Post 4242002)
Illawara you should run around 14 front 12 rear if still a little bit to grippy try standing ya shocks up a hole or two.


mazmo 03-08-2008 02:29 PM

Mark,

Found this info on RC Tech :):

Tamiya
Spring Rating [lb/in]

Purple 22.72
Gray 20.91
White Short 17.24
Blue Short 15.27
White 14.82
Blue 14.08
Yellow 13.33
Red Short 13.24
Yellow Short 12.90
Red 11.86

Cheers Alan



Originally Posted by penmark67 (Post 4235340)
Hi Guys
Does anyone know what Lb the Red and yellow TRF springs are? The Reds have more coils than the yellows and feel slightly softer.
Thanks Mark M


mazmo 03-09-2008 03:00 AM

Progressive Springs
 
Though I'd try some Rayspeed springs that I had lying around, as they are progressive. 17lb (like kit PHI)

:D Result was great ... for me the car seems more settled & consistent. Lots of grip every where.

Cheers

s.nicholson 03-09-2008 05:42 PM


Originally Posted by mazmo (Post 4243251)
Thanks Simon, would that be same with and without sway bars ?

Um i never really tried the car much without bars but i say it would be pretty close to that still.

twitch_1 03-15-2008 07:34 PM

Had my first race with my wifes corally at the western aus states last weekend and what can i say that are a great car easy to setup and steering couldn't say i had none, so in all the best car i've driven and between you and me she's not getting it back ethier.:sneaky::sneaky:

mazmo 04-05-2008 02:12 AM

Excel Springs
 
Hi Simon,

In an earlier post you mentioned tha you use excel springs, are they the same length as corally springs ?

Thanks


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