Kyosho Ultima RB6 & RB6.6 Car Thread
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#5416
Had a fun night racing last night at trcr. Running Brandon's setup felt really good. I was running the gold rear springs and decided to go up to reds and the car felt even better, less dumping in the corners and faster steering and cornering after the change. I am running stock pistons 35/30 oils. This car Is on rails as I have had no traction issues with the change at all. the track itself had great traction last night. So stable, best car I have ever owned! Just gets better.
Last edited by ryanpatrickgore; 02-27-2013 at 09:51 AM. Reason: Add
#5417
Tech Elite
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So I just realized the manual states to use the A0 caster insert in the right side and the B0 in the left side. I have mine the exact opposite, but still in the the proper wide track width configuration. What is the difference while using the 0's in the opposite configuration? Basically does it matter if I have the A on the B side and vice versa?
Last edited by B00t13g; 02-27-2013 at 07:49 PM.
#5419
Tech Elite
iTrader: (35)
So I just realized the manual states to use the A0 caster insert in the right side and the B0 in the left side. I have mine the exact opposite, but still in the the proper wide track width configuration. What is the difference while using the 0's in the opposite configuration? Basically does it matter if I have the A on the B side and vice versa?
#5420
Tech Elite
iTrader: (47)
So I just realized the manual states to use the A0 caster insert in the right side and the B0 in the left side. I have mine the exact opposite, but still in the the proper wide track width configuration. What is the difference while using the 0's in the opposite configuration? Basically does it matter if I have the A on the B side and vice versa?
Nothing except change the width. You have to do the same thing on the other caster inserts to change the width also.
#5425
I still have my rand new built rb6 for sale. Check it out in the for sale thread.
#5427
that sounds right to me, but I admit I tend to need to have a visual on these things, and don't have the car in front of me. Search a couple pages back for a post I typed out about how you tell if the insert is increasing, or decreasing caster, regardless of where you put your insert.
#5428
Tech Elite
iTrader: (9)
that sounds right to me, but I admit I tend to need to have a visual on these things, and don't have the car in front of me. Search a couple pages back for a post I typed out about how you tell if the insert is increasing, or decreasing caster, regardless of where you put your insert.