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Originally Posted by King DORK
(Post 12573872)
I decided to run a shorty and run the esc behind it in the battery tray. Was very happy with the overall balance and feel of the car.
I run mine this way and really like the feel. Of course this is not ROAR legal though. Stupid rule as the car was not modified at all. I am going to try a tray though on my SC10 and my B4 |
I have a buddy running one, he ran it in the tray, and on the shelf. He said on the shelf it feels better overall, and helps it jump better as well.
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Originally Posted by Captcha
(Post 12575464)
I have a buddy running one, he ran it in the tray, and on the shelf. He said on the shelf it feels better overall, and helps it jump better as well.
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Thanks guys. I'll run the standard setup first when I build the car so I have some reference, then may go with the battery tray mount second since i'm doing the shorty SMC 4600 battery, then buy a shelf if I like/notice a difference. It's my first 2wd buggy so may take some time before I notice subtle changes.
I will be using the avid motor centering plate, going to harvest it off my SC10 since they seem to be out of stock everywhere and i'm guessing I would notice it more on the buggy. |
Originally Posted by Mizchief
(Post 12575524)
Thanks guys. I'll run the standard setup first when I build the car so I have some reference, then may go with the battery tray mount second since i'm doing the shorty SMC 4600 battery, then buy a shelf if I like/notice a difference. It's my first 2wd buggy so may take some time before I notice subtle changes.
I will be using the avid motor centering plate, going to harvest it off my SC10 since they seem to be out of stock everywhere and i'm guessing I would notice it more on the buggy. |
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Originally Posted by Madman1
(Post 12574622)
I think you just come on here to toot your own horn and hear yourself talk! Wild cherry is the most helpful guy on this thread, I don't even know him and he has helped me out personally more than anyone I even race with by sharing his thoughts on what he has tested. So do us a favor and go tell somebody who cares. I'm not the kinda person who likes to blast people behind a keyboard but your comments really get under my skin!!!
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I ran te shelf mod for the last 2 months an just now went back to standard side pod layout and feels much more stable and less twitchy to me. I absolutely make less mistakes with the old side pod layout. A few less rollovers each run too.
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Originally Posted by rc car guy
(Post 12575671)
what track surface are you running on?
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Ah well, I read that on higher traction surfaces its suppose to be more noticable than on lower traction surfaces
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Originally Posted by lodhammerdin
(Post 12567869)
Mine was free. While I was in Afghanistan, I met a guy who's related to the lead engineer at psm. They sent me 5 for free, was very greatful and appreciative for that.
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Originally Posted by lodhammerdin
(Post 12567856)
I thought of the same thing but I measured my car against someone elses with the stock tower and theres not a measurable difference so I left my limiters the same.
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Originally Posted by chopperjames619
(Post 12576086)
I have yet to run mine with the limiters out, I will on Friday. Did it feel good with them left in?
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Im assuming since jconcepts released a carbon front tower for the c4.2 that is should fit the b4 as well. Anyone else see it?
http://www.neobuggy.net/2013/09/23/j...ce=twitterfeed |
Originally Posted by ryanpatrickgore
(Post 12575763)
I ran te shelf mod for the last 2 months an just now went back to standard side pod layout and feels much more stable and less twitchy to me. I absolutely make less mistakes with the old side pod layout. A few less rollovers each run too.
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