RC10B4.1 FT/WC
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Joined: Nov 2002
Posts: 192
From: S.C.O.R.E. Savannah, GA
Guess my question got lost a few pages ago so I'm reposting here:
I don't usually post questions concerning handling issues, but I thought I'd throw this one out to you guys. I bought this car eight years ago as a FT B4. It's pretty much a B4.1 now.
This past weekend I was running a med to high bite track. For the most part, the car handled great. I made a good tire choice and, as long as I stayed in the groove and didn't get too throttle happy, it was pretty planted in the rear.
One thing I noticed is that, as I let off the throttle approcahing a corner, I had to wait a moment before I started my turn. If I made my turn too early, it pushed. In other words, it seemed like I was waiting too long for the rear to fwd weight transfer to occur before I could turn. I'd like to be careful in what changes I make as the car is otherwise handling better than it ever has.
Any ideas or suggestions on this?
I don't usually post questions concerning handling issues, but I thought I'd throw this one out to you guys. I bought this car eight years ago as a FT B4. It's pretty much a B4.1 now.
This past weekend I was running a med to high bite track. For the most part, the car handled great. I made a good tire choice and, as long as I stayed in the groove and didn't get too throttle happy, it was pretty planted in the rear.
One thing I noticed is that, as I let off the throttle approcahing a corner, I had to wait a moment before I started my turn. If I made my turn too early, it pushed. In other words, it seemed like I was waiting too long for the rear to fwd weight transfer to occur before I could turn. I'd like to be careful in what changes I make as the car is otherwise handling better than it ever has.
Any ideas or suggestions on this?
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Joined: Nov 2002
Posts: 192
From: S.C.O.R.E. Savannah, GA
The older ones wear out fast. The newer hard coated ones are good, been running one in my SC for about 3 months. Just recently did some routine maintenance last week, stil like new. Just put one in my b4, I would only recommend it for 17.5 racing. Not sure a Mod car would really see any benifit, aside from the fact that it spins true.
The older ones wear out fast. The newer hard coated ones are good, been running one in my SC for about 3 months. Just recently did some routine maintenance last week, stil like new. Just put one in my b4, I would only recommend it for 17.5 racing. Not sure a Mod car would really see any benifit, aside from the fact that it spins true.
Both SC and buggy yes. I think reducing rotating mass any way you can is a good thing in stock class. I also spent some time going through the tranny, new Avid bearings, and also putting the case back togeather with screws just snug. Just to keep things freed up as much as possible. I also don't use the black grease in the tranny like a lot of people do. I think it does more harm than good IMO, unless you do a lot of maint. I have my own "secret" lube for the gears, lol. The tranny is a little loud but who cares if it's fast.




will this novak esc and 8.5 trun motor be good to use