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*B74.1 Tuning Parts Guide*
Hi all, with the B74.1 now available and with many important detailed changes to key tuning parts, I have put together a quick reference guide to allow you to compare B74 and B74.1 settings. I have included the typical outdoor settings we use but the changes translate across all surfaces.

Any questions, please ask away

​​​Original post here:

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...96568894020064

Thanks to Petitrc for also uploading this to the site:
http://site.petitrc.com/setup/associ...ingPartsGuide/


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Old 06-13-2021, 09:36 AM
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Is there a difference between front rims for a TLR, Xray and Associated.
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Is there a difference between front rims for a TLR, Xray and Associated.
Yes. The offset is different between tlr and associated. I have heard rivkin sometimes runs the losi offset. I have some, but haven't tried them yet.
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Is there a difference between front rims for a TLR, Xray and Associated.
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Yes. The offset is different between tlr and associated. I have heard rivkin sometimes runs the losi offset. I have some, but haven't tried them yet.
Ive ran the TLR offset since the beginning of the year and have found i get better steering response, especially in tight 180s coming off short landings. Car also doesnt push as much as exiting corners. If i need to take out some steering, I'll glue the side walls or switch out to AE offsets.
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1 piece wingstay out of carbon is next on my working list.
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Does the fan blow at the motor or does it pull the heat away? I mounted it towards the motor but it still gets hot, not super hot but more than I like. I had a fan over the motor in a B64D but the new buggy is too close for the mount and it stopped from the magnetic fields. Going back to the kit fan mount. Thanks
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Does the fan blow at the motor or does it pull the heat away? I mounted it towards the motor but it still gets hot, not super hot but more than I like. I had a fan over the motor in a B64D but the new buggy is too close for the mount and it stopped from the magnetic fields. Going back to the kit fan mount. Thanks
Mine blows at the motor. Check your drive train for freeness and maybe gear down a tooth.
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I did an carbon bumper...
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Interesting project Peter. Is this just for fun or are you trying to lighten up the car?
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Interesting project Peter. Is this just for fun or are you trying to lighten up the car?
To be honest just playing around and having fun with carbon an of course lots of testing.
To get the car lighter with just the chassis and side guards will drop the weight easy over 50gr..
I think I can do the chassis and side guard to an 80gr together and original set up is 150gr..
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And my car looks like this now.
I'll do an new front shock tower next..
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This is made out of the layers of 200gr and 3k carbon cloth.
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My newest chassis.
Superb stiffness..
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My newest light version chassis.
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