Durango DEX210 Thread
#4547
What you want then, is more pack, not less. Pack is only intrudced when shaft speed reaches a certain point (like landings). So it is possible to create more pack for the hard landings, without changing how the damping feels elsewhere on the track. You increase pack by decreasing the hole sizes in your piston, and running a lighter oil to compensate.
So for example, if you are running 4 hole 1.3 in the back with 27 weight oil, switch to a 4 hole 1.2 and run 25 or 22 instead. The overall slow pulse damping will be about the same, but pack will be higher, helping the car land.
If you go to a larger hole, the bottoming out issue (even if you go with a thicker oil) will only get worse.
So for example, if you are running 4 hole 1.3 in the back with 27 weight oil, switch to a 4 hole 1.2 and run 25 or 22 instead. The overall slow pulse damping will be about the same, but pack will be higher, helping the car land.
If you go to a larger hole, the bottoming out issue (even if you go with a thicker oil) will only get worse.
#4548
Tech Lord
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I think what you are looking for, is something like a 6 hole 1.1, with very light oil... maybe 20 or 25 (not sure.. just tossing it out of my head, i would subtract between 2.5 and 5 from what you are running now, with the 6 hole 1.2). That will give you the same static damping as the 6 hole 1.2, but more pack.
#4551
Thats where i'm at right now as well. I like it however, I think my new weight plate replacement for the plastic TD piece will make the car more balanced.
#4554
Setup
Was wondering if the guys running on med traction indoor clay can tell me the following on their setup:
Rear toe
Kickup
Mm spacer under ball stud of front hub
Just curious to see what everyone is running
I am running 3, 1.5, 6
Rear toe
Kickup
Mm spacer under ball stud of front hub
Just curious to see what everyone is running
I am running 3, 1.5, 6
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#4560
Tech Regular