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Old 04-28-2011, 11:36 AM
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I just wanna come in here and totally apologize for me being overly excited last week coming over outta left field speaking about another competitors vehicle Hope you guys still love me ah
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Originally Posted by F N CUDA
Wow, what type of surface do you run on?
I've got mad steering with the Evans setup, I even changed some of the ballstud shims back toward the kit setup to get it to stay planted coming out of the corners and I also still run the 4.0 degree rear toe block, 1 degree antisquat and full length battery on a pretty hi bite clay indoor track. Also changed to the 5* caster and 25* kickup shim.

After reading the caster explanation above I'm thinkin that even the 3* caster could be some more help for my corner exit oversteer.
I would come into a 180 and it would push, I had to wait or stab the brakes. Then get straight and go, by that time, 2 cars burned off on me. I raised the front camber link 2mm for entrance turning, then I lost so much on power steering that I had to let off and coast anyhow. I know a lot of that is the 4 degree toe pushing the front end, but I am not sure that a 3 degree would take that much out. I went to softer front oil and bigger hole piston in the front, because it felt like too much pack, but the car liked being ran stiff a lot better.

Ben Thanks for the Diff Size, Muggy, your guide doesnt list size, just somewhere to order them, they dont list size either. Also Muggy, I think your guide is good but a little misleading on caster...
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I feel that his guide is pretty much spot on, now the punisher body is out and shipping. also if he listed links to where to buy from they are for the 22 so size shouldnt matter. One weird thing I found was that the 22 is all metric yet still has standard components on it. It is interesting that rather than putting bigger diff balls in or using the same number they chose to add 2 more. Why do this other than to force people into buying the losi 22 carbide balls that arent even in stock yet? whats the advantage?
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go to this link (yes I know it is xray) scroll down and download the hudy offroad and truggy set up book. Tons of great explanations for all of this.

http://www.teamxray.com/teamxray/pro...0&catName=XRAY

or here
http://www.hudy.net/xhudy/products/p...8&kategoria=64
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Old 04-28-2011, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by 18SS
some one help me
so i picked up my 22 opened it built it and then realized that 1) there was no bag that has the 2 sets of rims in it. and 2) my body was cracked right across the front.
who can I contact to talk to about this. im very disappointed and would like some answers from Losi themselves.
if someone anyone could give me a email address to contact Losi with or something.

thanks everyone.
Please call Losi at 1-888-899-5674. This number will give you Losi customer service in California. You can find this number for future reference in the manual on page 55.
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Old 04-28-2011, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Corey Bernardo
I just wanna come in here and totally apologize for me being overly excited last week coming over outta left field speaking about another competitors vehicle Hope you guys still love me ah
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Todd whats wrong with the avatar. Congrats. on the baby Now you have to take care of two babies Ur's and Bill Goldsmith
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Diff balls are 3/32" same as all Associated and Kyosho. More would be to spread the force over a greater area whether or not it applies in the application.
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Is that better Todd. roly still has my bodies I'll put up my paint skeeme.
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Does anyone know who might have any spindles, That will overnight?
JP did you get some spindles yet? Have 2 pairs coming should have Saturday I'll be @ crcrc Sunday!
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Originally Posted by mxtoeknee
Ben Thanks for the Diff Size, Muggy, your guide doesnt list size, just somewhere to order them, they dont list size either. Also Muggy, I think your guide is good but a little misleading on caster...
TLRs site says what size they are, it amazing how many people don't know what google is. Or to look in obvious places. I also mentioned AE balls would work, so it would take 30 seconds to google those and find what size they are as well.
The Caster part is one of the few parts I didn't write, it was from a team driver and another member who were discussing it...
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Originally Posted by mxtoeknee
I would come into a 180 and it would push, I had to wait or stab the brakes. Then get straight and go, by that time, 2 cars burned off on me. I raised the front camber link 2mm for entrance turning, then I lost so much on power steering that I had to let off and coast anyhow. I know a lot of that is the 4 degree toe pushing the front end, but I am not sure that a 3 degree would take that much out. I went to softer front oil and bigger hole piston in the front, because it felt like too much pack, but the car liked being ran stiff a lot better.

Ben Thanks for the Diff Size, Muggy, your guide doesnt list size, just somewhere to order them, they dont list size either. Also Muggy, I think your guide is good but a little misleading on caster...
Did you do all of the Evans setup that you could do?
Every team guy I have asked, Truhe, Castellano, Root all refer to the Dustin Evans setup.
So far there is no Truhe setup to reference, he said "See Dustin's setup".

Even without the 5*/20* caster/kidkup or the 3.5* toe my car would steer just with the camberlink positions and ballstud spacers.

Tires?
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Just a quick heads up, as I a typing this amainhobbies has some yellow front and white rear wheels in stock. Get some before they're gone.
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Can someone post Evans setup cause it shows tlr website as blank sheet... Thank you in advance!!!!!
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Originally Posted by turboxrayt1fk05
Can someone post Evans setup cause it shows tlr website as blank sheet... Thank you in advance!!!!!
http://www.tlracing.com/ProdInfo/Fil...1ReedyRace.pdf
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