Team Associated RC10 B5m Mid-Motor & Rear Motor Thread
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#8896
Mid to RM conversion is in. Tempted to try it for 17.5. Not about the extra gear, just hard to give up nearly 90 grams. I don't want to spend a fortune trying to get the weight down only to find out it works better heavy. Rather spend $60 and see if the rm car can be made to fit my style. I think ill be faster mm but its way to fun tinkering.
#8897
Tech Apprentice
For the new rear alu hubs, what's the correct way to mount and orient them? With the "0*" etching facing forward to the front? Or facing rearward?
#8898
#8899
#8901
[QUOTE=gticlay;13213213]
Rembering when I showed up with my new C4, told everyone they would all be going mid design.
So ,
how many mids are in the mains these days ?
So ,
how many mids are in the mains these days ?
#8902
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (112)
(Seriously)
It all depends on the track your gonna be racing at. If your racing it on medium to high bite the stock set-up is pretty dialed already. The only thing that would be good to try out would be front tower and arms from the rear motor car (flat) as the car inherently has plenty of steering and can be a bit twitchy on tracks that have plenty of traction but not totally necessary..
#8903
I like all the goodies I'm receiving . front and rear arms shock towers to name a few .
#8904
Went together great all parts where in my kit . AWESOME
#8908
Anyone own/drive a tlr 22 2.0 in MM able to give some feedback vs the b5 MM? Looking for input from those that have experienced both to see which hooks up better in MM. I currently own a hopped up 2.0 and run it in mid at my local indoor track. Was looking into the B5m
#8909
[QUOTE=Wild Cherry;13213299]At our last big points series closer race people were still trying both RM and MM so it was mixed. The guy that won the points series had an RM then but is now back to MM (TLR22) and as fast or faster than ever. I expect when our winter series starts again in the fall that we will pretty much all have MM.
#8910