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I think he needs alot more than the center diff! lol!! j/k :)
I was using Rb's and Novarossi p5's and couldn't grasp why anyone would spend the extra money on those sexy blue headed jp's.... Then I drove one! I have to say they were the most linear engines I ever came across. And you absolutely could not out run one. Got really good run time to boot. Needless to say after the first we never ran anything else on our Mugens. |
Originally Posted by Beachbuggyphil
(Post 11020820)
Ok, I'm running blue ft and ft white rear. Putting them in those bottom holes gives a balanced car?
Cool. Thanks. I tried putting 60g of weight in the front as per an AE setup sheet and the rear wheels would leave the floor when I braked plus it nosed dived like a bitch on any jumps. I don't have any scales but could someone that's got similar electronics post up what weight they added please. No exotek chassis, Tenshock motor and a 120a hobbywing speedo on the other side with FT saddle pack batteries. Thank you. |
Originally Posted by JEFFs SC10
(Post 11020998)
Phil 60g is way too much. When I would jump the nose would pitch down hard. Maybe try 30g or less. You don't need scales, just trial n error. Its easy to put in weight or take out and take it for a lap or two.
I had 33g (I think) but I'm at 28 left of servo now (exoteck, 550 can, stick pac). |
i had 3oz in the front and didnt feel it was to hard to drive. i did go down to 2 oz though just because i felt i had a little to much weight transfer.
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Originally Posted by Evil Genius jr.
(Post 11020827)
Well, Using my math (just a formula I got offline so It could be wrong, measurements are correct.)
A Blue spring up front on the outside hole gives a wheel rate of: 1.267 lbs/in. A White spring in the rear on the inside hole gives a wheel rate of: 1.289 lbs/in. I think the front is naturally softer when approaching an obstacle then the rear because of the caster built into the arms. My rear end was planted running yellow fronts and blue rears but the front end would bounce over a single grain of sand and the rear would bottom out. Now I have been running yellow fronts with green fronts in the rear and it is level but I have sacrificed too much rear traction, I am going to start back at square 1 with my setup and try to find something that works for me, its good now but I cant be too aggressive or else I loose the rear end all over the place. |
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Originally Posted by SMR 510RR
(Post 11022567)
Yea, IDK what factors did you have to plug in because suspension geometry would have a big effect.
I think the front is naturally softer when approaching an obstacle then the rear because of the caster built into the arms. My rear end was planted running yellow fronts and blue rears but the front end would bounce over a single grain of sand and the rear would bottom out. Now I have been running yellow fronts with green fronts in the rear and it is level but I have sacrificed too much rear traction, I am going to start back at square 1 with my setup and try to find something that works for me, its good now but I cant be too aggressive or else I loose the rear end all over the place. Here's my maths (attached) all units are inches or pounds. I will also be starting over from scratch next week but I did this a little while ago. The spring seem to work but every track, driver, and even truck is different. |
RC Pro Ontario Rd3
I put the Factory Team SC10 4x4 on the podium at RC Pro Ontario Rd3 last weekend - 8th scale track.
Didn't win overall but I did win A2 and finished 2nd overall. :) http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x...m/DSC_4485.jpg |
Hmm, seems liek I have seen this photo before. maybe it was posted on the teamC forum
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put the 8mm mod back on the truck.. made a big difference without... this truck needs it in my opinion... added a few a ballstuds under the inner ballstud in the front.. that helped too
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cool. like I said your track is higher bite than mine. IMO, it is needed on high bite. Yeah, I thought the ball stud washers up front helped me too. Did you make any other changes?
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
(Post 11023359)
cool. like I said your track is higher bite than mine. IMO, it is needed on high bite. Yeah, I thought the ball stud washers up front helped me too. Did you make any other changes?
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yeah, I still need more confidence in what the track will do. Seems erratic now. I run my buggy and pull clean lap after clean lap. I drive the truck and I look like I am drunk.
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tuning
i know i am new to this forum but i have been reading from post 1400 untell now and i see a lot of people having truble tuning there trucks i have spent the last 2 mounths diving every day at 2 tracks in san antonio every time i dive i chang some thing and the truck for the most part is on ralls many of the setups on here are grate plase to start but there is one ajustment you all fall to us and that is an up travel limit in the front 2mm this truck has a lot of travel and that is y people see it work beter with other brand shocks they are shorter
the setup steering rack standerd bump 0 career 2mm arm outer hole tower mid hole spring yellow bar 2.2 yellow sink long tower 2mm polly 19 overdrive tentioner #5 hole foll time 4x4 front 25w piston 1.3 with 2stage mod and 2holes drilled out 1/16 2mm rebound limit 6mm up rear 20w same piston 0 rebound 4mm up bar 2.0 blue spring f blue 8mm mod mid holl tower 2mm, long link arm outer hole tower mid polly standerd 20 standerd sliper 2.5mm(new nut any time it gets to hot tention #2 wheel base long 3-2 ride h 21mm battery stick 3oz next to servo(not needed for good handeling ) rx8 4600 14t-62 amp limit 65% push 7% timing min 5'(4700uf cap) savox sc-1256tg(4400 cap) camber 1.5 all tires callibers fole tred diffs 30k-7k |
the 3 oz is for the losi when we crash or they nock my around it jumps beter with out
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Question...
I just had a JC hi-flow body painted and I need to mount it. http://i376.photobucket.com/albums/o...mT_rc00013.jpg Which holes do I need to ream ? To me it looks like the first indents on the front and rear. Thanks |
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