Team Associated B6 & B6D thread
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#7651
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If anyone is looking for an easy 3rd hole drilling jig, check this out.
https://j5designs.net/collections/jo...m-drilling-jig
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#7652
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As long as the speed controller is sensored and has blinky (no-timing) mode, you'll be set for a long time. As you get better, keep bumping up the timing on the motor to the +15 setting and keep an eye on the temperature. I used to run the Vulcan 17.5 and it definitely needed to be bumped up from the stock setting to make more power. I geared it 31/72 on clay, so maybe try 28/72 for carpet since you'll have more traction. Check temps and gear up a tooth at a time.
#7653
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If anyone is looking for an easy 3rd hole drilling jig, check this out.
https://j5designs.net/collections/jo...m-drilling-jig
https://j5designs.net/collections/jo...m-drilling-jig
#7658
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Running my (built to kit specs) B6 on carpet. The car is pretty dialed but would like to settle the back end down a bit. Our track has very short landings that are pretty steep. If you come up a bit short it pitches the back over (donkey kicks). If I over jump the back will get the hops. Thicker oil? Smaller hole pistons?
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#7664
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You can get the quick access lay down gearbox on shapeways. I haven’t bought it yet but have done a bit of research with a couple people who did buy it. Minor fitting issue resolved by sanding. Seems like a good solution. I’ll be trying it myself as I don’t intend on using the stand up tranny anymore. Even in loose loamy conditions I’ve managed to get a good setup with the lay down.
The b5r arm mod works pretty good as well
The b5r arm mod works pretty good as well