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Old 03-27-2013, 09:19 AM
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I have not ran my 22 in a few months. Whats a good starting setup for a Med- Low Grip Clay Track?

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Originally Posted by TheRcKid17
Anybody have any good setups for Indoor Clay, Medium to low grip?
Here is my 22 standard buggy setup. It is for low/med bite tracks that I run on.

Front Suspension
Toe: 0
Camber: -1
Ride Height: 24mm
Caster: 5*
Kick Angle: 25*
Oil: 30wt
Piston: 2x1.6
Spring: Orange
Spindle: TLR1107 4mm trailing – Spaced 2mm top
Shock Limiter: 2mm
Shock Location: 2-middle
Bumper Steer: 0 washers, use TLR234000 Low Mount Ball Stud on spindle
Camber Link: Inside – 1mm on caster and 1.5mm on bulkhead
Notes: TLR1072 Aluminum Pivot

Rear Suspension
Toe: 3.0 LRC
Anti-Squat: 2*
Ride Height: 23mm
Camber: -1
Rear Hub Spacing: Middle
Hex Width: STD
Oil: 25wt
Piston: 2x1.6
Spring: White
Shock Limiters: none
Camber Link: 1-D – 1mm on hub and 1.5mm on Bulkhead
Shock Location: 2-Inside
Wing/Wickerbill: JC Hi-Clearance/Cut to 2nd line
Battery Position: 2 pads front
Notes: TLR2060 Aluminum Rear Camber Block and TLR4167 7gms weight

Shorty Pack – 8.5 Motor Geared 21/78

Let me know if you have any questions.

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Hey JP, When I open it, Its blank.
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yeay, 80% of it is blank for me
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Thanks JP.
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Old 03-27-2013, 11:09 AM
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JP.R, what about rear shock limiters? I don't see them mentioned.
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Originally Posted by RyanH
JP.R, what about rear shock limiters? I don't see them mentioned.
I am not running any limiters.
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Originally Posted by Carranza76
Try These: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Wing-Screws-2

or these: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...rew-Set-TLR-22

Will make your life easier. The 22 RTR ones are not that great
Thanks! - I have been using the TLR ones but the problem still occurred. I think I'll try to dremel some serrations into the underside.
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The TLR Alu ones are now serrated.
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Originally Posted by BlackStarRacing
question guys: would going down to .75 on the rear hexes and 3.5 lrc help in turning during power and in making 180 degree turns?
3.0 LRC 2*antisquat .75 hex and make sure you have Alu Bat. mount all the way forward. Then choose a tire and compound.... I have too much steering and take it out with the front tire and compound. Soft front springs help too ( Red)
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Originally Posted by XXXDad
3.0 LRC 2*antisquat .75 hex and make sure you have Alu Bat. mount all the way forward. Then choose a tire and compound.... I have too much steering and take it out with the front tire and compound. Soft front springs help too ( Red)
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Originally Posted by Cloaked
So something happend on the weekend, this was my first race back this year and even though I had practiced on this track about 3 times so far my car was never like this.

It was for lack of a better work. All over the shop, the tail would not stay planted.

Im using the Frank Root - Standard Setup, with 30 wt front and 25wt rear.

I think where the issue is...I recently put in the AE big bore pistons, I put the 1.6 holes all round I think that was a bad choice.

Our track is really bumpy and loose with a couple of sets of long doubles, I think the extra pack is causing the buggy to become really unsettled.

Questions is should I change to a different set of AE Big Bore pistons, or go back the the standard Losi 55/54's?

Thoughts?
What's the latest with this? We have a bit of a break for Easter so was about to throw in the 1.6 all round on the buggy and 1.6 and 1.7 on the truck but now nervous. A good driver described my car as mellow and nice to drive and I'm happy with it but I went looking for something extra and now have a bunch of ae pistons waiting to be installed. What do you reckon? I use 54s all round. My buggy is pretty much the Bernardo setup but the truck is my own. Our track is also bumpy, grippy on line and dusty/loamy less grip off line.
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Originally Posted by Ant73
What's the latest with this? We have a bit of a break for Easter so was about to throw in the 1.6 all round on the buggy and 1.6 and 1.7 on the truck but now nervous. A good driver described my car as mellow and nice to drive and I'm happy with it but I went looking for something extra and now have a bunch of ae pistons waiting to be installed. What do you reckon? I use 54s all round. My buggy is pretty much the Bernardo setup but the truck is my own. Our track is also bumpy, grippy on line and dusty/loamy less grip off line.
Hey Ant i have been using the 1.6 pistons in both my buggy and my sct for around 3 months, i feel it makes the cars a little more consistant.
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Stupid question, does the durango big bores fit the 22 shocks?
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Originally Posted by Sc Sandman
Hey Ant i have been using the 1.6 pistons in both my buggy and my sct for around 3 months, i feel it makes the cars a little more consistant.
Cheers Kyle, I should just chuck em in and see. See ya at the track.
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