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Old 06-20-2012, 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Casper
0 inserts for the rear/rear pivot is 3 deg of toe in which angles the arms. Does that make sense?
that's how I'm set
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So, you guys think i should remove the RPM bumper before i test it out? If i use it, i cant return it.

Just curious as to how much the front skid plate makes a difference with the handling of the truck.

I am racing only, not bashing at all.
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Old 06-20-2012, 09:33 AM
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So, you guys think i should remove the RPM bumper before i test it out? If i use it, i cant return it.

Just curious as to how much the front skid plate makes a difference with the handling of the truck.

I am racing only, not bashing at all.
I raced with it fine. Got second in both my heats and am on my way to the a-main with it this weekend (race got stormed out). Made no difference from the stock bumper performance wise. The rear rpm skid plate is not bad either.
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Old 06-20-2012, 09:38 AM
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but are you talking about the rear arms? does that affect my steering EPA?
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Old 06-20-2012, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Casper
0 inserts for the rear/rear pivot is 3 deg of toe in which angles the arms. Does that make sense?
but are you talking about the rear arms? does that affect my steering EPA?
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I am pretty new to this truck and have been going through the setup sheets on the Losi web site. My question is about the rear camber link placement. On most setup sheet they have you move the link to the B position (hole) and then I assume that you adjust the camber back to -1 (on most sheets). Why not just adjust the camber to -1 and leave the link alone? What is the point of adjusting the link location?

Is there really a diffrence between 27.5 to 30 shock oil?

Not that i like to question the pros but I am more into the mechanics and the building of the trucks than actually driving them.
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Old 06-20-2012, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Adonis_mp
I am pretty new to this truck and have been going through the setup sheets on the Losi web site. My question is about the rear camber link placement. On most setup sheet they have you move the link to the B position (hole) and then I assume that you adjust the camber back to -1 (on most sheets). Why not just adjust the camber to -1 and leave the link alone? What is the point of adjusting the link location?

Is there really a diffrence between 27.5 to 30 shock oil?

Not that i like to question the pros but I am more into the mechanics and the building of the trucks than actually driving them.
The link will change how the camber changes as the arm moves up and down. Setting it at ride hight to a static -1 is just the starting point for the camber. As the truck leans over or squats under acceleration will change the camber depending on the camber link position.

There is obviously a difference between 27.5 and 30 but it is pretty small. Back in the day we used to only have 5wt changes avaiable but guys starting mixing oil to get "half weights" and losi and AE started releaseing these half weights. Most setups for these cars will run around 30wt oil as this common for offroad 10th scale. We will tune from there.
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Originally Posted by Casper
The link will change how the camber changes as the arm moves up and down. Setting it at ride hight to a static -1 is just the starting point for the camber. As the truck leans over or squats under acceleration will change the camber depending on the camber link position.

There is obviously a difference between 27.5 and 30 but it is pretty small. Back in the day we used to only have 5wt changes avaiable but guys starting mixing oil to get "half weights" and losi and AE started releaseing these half weights. Most setups for these cars will run around 30wt oil as this common for offroad 10th scale. We will tune from there.
Thanks for the answer, it explains alot.
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What diff fluid should I be trying in the center diff to help it rotate around sharp corners? 5-7-3 is what Im currently running on a larger outdoor 1/8 track.
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5 will help with low speed steering.
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if any of you on hear know pork chop he is on here alot
i just wanted to let you all know that he has past away and he will be missed
please keep his family in your prayers. he was only about 23yrs. old.
rest in peace Charles Garten.
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Originally Posted by rccrazy316
if any of you on hear know pork chop he is on here alot
i just wanted to let you all know that he has past away and he will be missed
please keep his family in your prayers. he was only about 23yrs. old.
rest in peace Charles Garten.
I'm so sorry, that is terrible. Prayers sent for his family. RIP Porkchop.
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http://www.avidrc.com/product/2/whee...-B-wheels.html


check these out!!!

if these are as good as there bearing kits they just might be onto something
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Originally Posted by fivenines
but are you talking about the rear arms? does that affect my steering EPA?
Dude I told you what your problems most likely, and apparently you skimmed over it. Check your servo saver, little blue disc on the underside of the steering post. Do you see a lot of spring? If so tighten it down
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Originally Posted by pfraser2488
http://www.avidrc.com/product/2/whee...-B-wheels.html


check these out!!!

if these are as good as there bearing kits they just might be onto something
Love the way they look I going to get some to try out !
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