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Old 04-12-2012, 04:04 PM
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Reset it for each track, especially with a Tekin. It only takes a moment.

That said, my brake strength doesn't vary much. I run around 40% and try to decrease the EPA no more than 10%. If I have to go below 90 or above 100, then it's time to readjust brake strength on the ESC.
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Originally Posted by t0p_sh0tta
Reset it for each track, especially with a Tekin. It only takes a moment.

That said, my brake strength doesn't vary much. I run around 40% and try to decrease the EPA no more than 10%. If I have to go below 90 or above 100, then it's time to readjust brake strength on the ESC.

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Old 04-12-2012, 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by AngryRog
Tekin RS, Team Icon 17.5



Shock set up seems fine - Losi bb red/yellow, 32.5, 30. Braking straight is an issue as well.



I'll give it a try...
Are you running 223 software? What is your min brake level set at?
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Originally Posted by Bob Barry
I just did a search in this thread for inline vs trailing because I know it was discussed before and Brent is the only one who says inline was less steering. Everyone else says exactly what I thought. Tons more initial steering while sacrificing exit (maybe that's what Brent is feeling??).

Either way, I would try the trailing before you do any other changes. Don't take my word for it either, click on "search this thread" and look for yourself :P

I lost 80% of my total steering running the in-lines with the +8...

I might install them tonight ( broke a caster block last night) so the front end will be apart and test them out tomorrow night. Last time I used them I hated them I lost most my steering everywhere. BUT the buggy was not dialed like it is now
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Old 04-12-2012, 04:34 PM
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Older v203? version. 'Been awhile since I've had Hotwire up on this ecs.

No problem dialing in or out brake strength through the radio (Ko Eurus), just dialing anymore brake in upsets the car...
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Old 04-12-2012, 05:19 PM
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You definitely want to update to the new 223 software, much smoother throttle and brake.
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Originally Posted by brent701
I lost 80% of my total steering running the in-lines with the +8...

I might install them tonight ( broke a caster block last night) so the front end will be apart and test them out tomorrow night. Last time I used them I hated them I lost most my steering everywhere. BUT the buggy was not dialed like it is now
cool, don't forget, you have been tuning your suspension for the inlines so you may have to change things up
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Originally Posted by Matt Trimmings
The different lengths are just the length if the thread, just get the longer ones for each particular spot and you will be good.
wow guess I always thought the ball stud heights were different... oops.

Thanks!
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Old 04-12-2012, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Bob Barry
cool, don't forget, you have been tuning your suspension for the inlines so you may have to change things up
It's dialed for trailing..
I will install the in lines in a few leave everything else the same and see how it does for a heat tomorrow night.
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Originally Posted by AngryRog
Older v203? version. 'Been awhile since I've had Hotwire up on this ecs.

No problem dialing in or out brake strength through the radio (Ko Eurus), just dialing anymore brake in upsets the car...
I have most of my brake dialed out,dosent lock up or spin me around
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Originally Posted by mxracer458
I have most of my brake dialed out,dosent lock up or spin me around
Yeah, that's the way mine is now. Don't know if the loss of traction is because of my setup or not. Ran a 22 last year and was able to dial in quite a bit more brake than this new buggy.
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Old 04-12-2012, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by AngryRog
Yeah, that's the way mine is now. Don't know if the loss of traction is because of my setup or not. Ran a 22 last year and was able to dial in quite a bit more brake than this new buggy.
i run a similar set up. .i think we both race at wcrc.but not sure if your runnin full size pack or short? i run a full size pack currently,do u run any drag brake?
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Originally Posted by tedstryker
Good morning fellas...got a question for everybody who"s running the avid steering rack. Did anybody destroy their servo?...I was coming off a very low jump with my wheels turned. Setting up for the turn and my servo went I'm running the savox low profile servo. I thought I read there was issues with the rack..
Where did you hear the Avid rack causes problems? I have read several threads about people having problems with Savox servos. I would start there first. I bought a 1257 and altough it did the job, it was very noisy, and caused problems with my other electronics. I installed a Futaba 351bls with the Avid rack since day one, and have not had any issues what so ever.
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