Durango DEX210 Thread
#5208
Tech Champion
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So I have been playing with the rear shock mod. I started with the hubs centered, shock on back, then I went to hubs foward, then I modified the rear arm to mount the shock on the front side of the flipped arm by adding a hole in the same position of the middle hole on the original spot. I played with the anti squat block also, switching from 2-3*. My conclusion for me is the car drives more consistent in the ORIGINAL layout with the shocks foward. I think the axle moves too much rearward, takes too much weight away from the rear of the car, shifting it foward, therefore decreasing the planted feel. I was consistently over rotating no matter the change in the car. I could not muster a better position than my qualifying postition in the main. That stinked....
The plus was, it looked longer on the track. It jumped a little better, but that was abot it. I think I could sacrifice for the stability.
The plus was, it looked longer on the track. It jumped a little better, but that was abot it. I think I could sacrifice for the stability.
#5209
Tech Master
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Durango parts in stock?!?!?
I just posted this over in the DESC thread. I was at my LHS/track and they told me that they received a call from their "supplier" saying they now have Durango parts in stock.. So hopefully soon we will see the websites updated and parts available at our local level...
#5210
Tech Elite
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I just posted this over in the DESC thread. I was at my LHS/track and they told me that they received a call from their "supplier" saying they now have Durango parts in stock.. So hopefully soon we will see the websites updated and parts available at our local level...
#5211
I just posted this over in the DESC thread. I was at my LHS/track and they told me that they received a call from their "supplier" saying they now have Durango parts in stock.. So hopefully soon we will see the websites updated and parts available at our local level...
#5217
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (520)
You should try mm if you've never, if your track condition will allow it, they drive and especially jump really nice IMO. I would, but my tracks are pretty loose for the most part. I have mine in RM4 atm, but have yet to get it dirty in that configuration..