SC10 Thread
#6453
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From: Mesa, AZ
I am running at a track that has some fairly large jumps that are causing me to "bottom out", would I be better off going with a heavier oil or a stiffer spring in the shocks to combat this? I don't want to lose an of the control I have finally dialed into this truck?
#6454
I've you've got a good setup already (you mentioned it's pretty dialed in right now), different oil/springs could easily tune your setup right out. Bottoming out shouldn't throw your vehicle out of control unless you're not landing in the most efficient manner. If so, work on landing in a better way for that particular jump. I'd tune the suspension for the majority of the track (best acceleration and cornering) and if the jumps are so huge that you just have to change the oil/springs, make small changes at a time. Don't combat big jumps at the expense of being slower throughout the other 95% of the track.
#6455
Check out Fred Swain's forum on Tuning With Camber Links. We do a bit of arguing and bickering but the information there is invaluable. He basically steps you through tuning up your car from the beginning.
#6459
there are better ones out there i just didnt want to spend 75-90 on one
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...650#quickSpecs
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...650#quickSpecs
#6462
What does lowering or raising the steering block affect handling on this truck?
Anybody????
Anybody???
#6463
Hi i was just wondering if anyone can tell me the differences between the front and rear proline split six rims. I have a sc10rs and to me the rims look the same as they both have hexes. Need to know because i dont wont to order the wrong ones?
peter
peter
#6464
If you want to run the pro-line wheels you need to order the ones that are the "protrac" wheel.
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