B44 LIPO WEIGHT WHERE & HOW MUCH
11-06-2008, 06:03 PM
#1
B44 LIPO WEIGHT WHERE & HOW MUCH
MY QUESTION IS SIMPLY IM SING A SMC 4900 SADDLE -PACK
HOW MUCH WEIGHT TO ADD AND WHERE LOCALLY I HERE 3 OUNCES UNDER THE REAR DRIVE SHAFT AND THEN I HEAR SOME WEIGHT ALSO UPFRONT DRIVE SHAFT
ALSO HAS ANYONE TRY 1 OUNCE ON THE OUTSIDE LIPO BATTERY AND 1 OUNCE REAR DRIVE SHAFT WHICH ALSO MAKES 3
PLEASE NEED SOME INPUT
MY TRACK IS HIGH BITE WE USE SLICKS
ALSO 78 SPUR OR 84
HOW MUCH WEIGHT TO ADD AND WHERE LOCALLY I HERE 3 OUNCES UNDER THE REAR DRIVE SHAFT AND THEN I HEAR SOME WEIGHT ALSO UPFRONT DRIVE SHAFT
ALSO HAS ANYONE TRY 1 OUNCE ON THE OUTSIDE LIPO BATTERY AND 1 OUNCE REAR DRIVE SHAFT WHICH ALSO MAKES 3
PLEASE NEED SOME INPUT
MY TRACK IS HIGH BITE WE USE SLICKS
ALSO 78 SPUR OR 84
11-06-2008, 06:23 PM
#2
I wouldn't add any unless a min weight rule is enforced and even that you may not be under weight.
11-06-2008, 06:48 PM
#3
WEIGHT
THE CAR WAS MADE AND BALANCE WITH 6CELL NIMH AND WON WORLDS WITH THIS SETUP ALSO AT CRCRC USING NIMH
11-06-2008, 07:18 PM
#4
I would add 1-2 ounces of weight personally. I placed mine in between my two trakpower lipos, right below the rear center drive shaft. My car seems pretty dialed to me. Let us know what you do and how you like it.
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11-07-2008, 02:07 AM
#5
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My experience has been that the higher grip the surface is, the less weight that had to be added. The looser the surface, the more weight that needs to be added. So the amount will depend on your track conditions.
When adding the weight try and keep the weight as low as possible and as close to the battery tray area as possible to simulate the conditions that the car designer intended.
When adding the weight try and keep the weight as low as possible and as close to the battery tray area as possible to simulate the conditions that the car designer intended.
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