Schumacher stadium truck
#61
Tech Adept
Interesting. How does it perform? Also, how do the alloy front hub carriers (U8576) and the alloy 5 degree yokes (U8574) compare to the kit equivalents?
How did the KF2/LD3 hybrid experiment in your earlier post (Team Associated B7 and B7D) turn out?
For the hybrid experiment, why did you select the KF2 motor mount instead of the KC motor mount?
How did the KF2/LD3 hybrid experiment in your earlier post (Team Associated B7 and B7D) turn out?
For the hybrid experiment, why did you select the KF2 motor mount instead of the KC motor mount?
#62
#63
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Interesting. How does it perform? Also, how do the alloy front hub carriers (U8576) and the alloy 5 degree yokes (U8574) compare to the kit equivalents?
How did the KF2/LD3 hybrid experiment in your earlier post (Team Associated B7 and B7D) turn out?
For the hybrid experiment, why did you select the KF2 motor mount instead of the KC motor mount?
How did the KF2/LD3 hybrid experiment in your earlier post (Team Associated B7 and B7D) turn out?
For the hybrid experiment, why did you select the KF2 motor mount instead of the KC motor mount?
#64
I don't have a local track so I haven't had a chance to run either the ST2 or the KF2/LD3 buggy. I just had the alloy pieces sitting around so I installed them. The buggy just needs electronics installed and it will be ready to run. Heading to a track next weekend so may giver her a go then. I used the KF2 parts because I didn't know about the KC til after I got the KF2 lol I'm actually only using a few pieces from the KF2, motor mount assembly, belt and a modified belt cover. Would've made more sense to start with a KC but I like how it turned out.
#65
Tech Adept
I don't have a local track so I haven't had a chance to run either the ST2 or the KF2/LD3 buggy. I just had the alloy pieces sitting around so I installed them. The buggy just needs electronics installed and it will be ready to run. Heading to a track next weekend so may giver her a go then. I used the KF2 parts because I didn't know about the KC til after I got the KF2 lol I'm actually only using a few pieces from the KF2, motor mount assembly, belt and a modified belt cover. Would've made more sense to start with a KC but I like how it turned out.
#66
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Welp, on wet clay the buggy shocks arent ideal lol Kinda figured they would be better suited to high bite clay and carpet but wanted to try them anyway. For this particular track the extra travel of the stock shocks were needed, plus going way down on spring rate to generate some more traction. Still need to fiddle with the shock package but finally started feeling comfortable with the ST2 during A3, a little late but better late than never.
#67
Welp, on wet clay the buggy shocks arent ideal lol Kinda figured they would be better suited to high bite clay and carpet but wanted to try them anyway. For this particular track the extra travel of the stock shocks were needed, plus going way down on spring rate to generate some more traction. Still need to fiddle with the shock package but finally started feeling comfortable with the ST2 during A3, a little late but better late than never.
#68
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Since I have time, parts and can't leave well enough alone I went back to buggy towers/shocks on my ST2 (trying a different oil/spring combo), installed B7 front hubs and since I didn't like all the flex in the stock chassis, installed a KC chassis I had lying around. It's slightly thicker, the same length and I only had to drill and countersink 4 holes. Much less flex now. We'll see what all this adds up to in a couple of weeks.
Last edited by ChocoTaco73; 02-21-2024 at 08:51 PM.
#69
Tech Adept
Since I have time, parts and can't leave well enough alone I went back to buggy towers/shocks on my ST2 (trying a different oil/spring combo), installed B7 front hubs and since I didn't like all the flex in the stock chassis, installed a KF2 chassis I had lying around. It's slightly thicker, the same length and I only had to drill and countersink 4 holes. Much less flex now. We'll see what all this adds up to in a couple of weeks.
For comparison, pictures of both chassis can be found on the Schumacher website at the following links:
U4659 Alloy Chassis - KF2
https://www.racing-cars.com/1-10th-2...ssis-kf2-u4659
U7034 Alloy Chassis - Cougar KD, KC
https://www.racing-cars.com/1-10th-2...ar-kd-kc-u7034