Local racer

Great job Ej, guys we are about to recieve our first order of top products so please get ready for what we feel will be one of the most competive touring cars on the market.

This car will be great for both surfaces, carpet and asphalt Top racing has spared no expense with this car.They have a host of opitional parts to suit your racing needs.

We are still looking for drivers in all areas so please get your resumes in we will also have a booth in Vegas so please come over and take a look at the product line.

wyd

iTrader: (51)

Anyone going to race one at the Regionals at 301 in a few weeks?

razzor

Guys need some advice please.
I have my car set to std setup from the manual but running a front spool.
I run 42 shore 26mm front tyres and 40shore 30mm rear.
Car is well planted and runs great .
I run in the 27T superstock class.
The only thing i need is for the car to rotate a bit tighter on power.
I noticed i had some on power understeer after i tightened the rear diff down as it was slipping a bit.
What could possibly help give me more steering on power??
I tried going to 40 shore front tyres but didnt make a differrence.
I tried softer tyres all round but found the car to slide too much hence why i run harder shore tyres, it just feels more planted in the corners.

sosidge

Normally if I am seeking a bit more on powr steerng I'll go a bit stiffer on the rear suspension or maybe reduce the amount of toe in at the rear.

Scythe-Racer

Hello

My favourite setup is to use in front Ah(atshushi Hara)-Spring 310g and rear Ah-Spring 290g .
Camber front and rear 1.5ˇ

Rollcenter fr and rear 1mm

Damper Oil is 40 fr and Rear (Asso) 100% rebound and 3 hole 1mm plate

Body is PF Mazda Speed 6

Scythe-Racer

I will post my latest Setup sheet for medium asphalt Track in medium Tracksize


I was Tq and finished at 2.place !!! I have the fastest Laptime with 19.11 the 2.Driver has 19.47

Besercoe

iTrader: (9)

Electric foam, generally do not run a harder front compound tire that the rear, locally in stock here people generally run rears on the front for more steering.

If you dont want to change, try raising the rear arm mounts by a mm or so.

Also try laying down the rear shocks, can make the rear end break away easier and let the rear rotate.

razzor

Thanks guys !!! wasnt expecting replies so fast but im not complaining

Besercoe you touched on something there.
I lowered my rear ride height by 1.5/2mm
Would running no droop also effect my problem ???

Ive been refering to teh Xray setup book and took out some front droop but did the same to the rear when i should have added more rear droop.

Besercoe

iTrader: (9)

running no droop will create a whole host of issues.
try going completely back to a kit type setup, and work from there. Sounds like you have gotten a bit lost

DZ

iTrader: (4)

[QUOTE=razzor;3560646]Thanks guys !!! wasnt expecting replies so fast but im not complaining
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Razzor,

if you go back several pages I posted the setup I use to win the Summer Nationals (27 turn) here in Oz, I used the 2.5mm Us spec chassis on foams

Let me know if you have any questions

Cheers
Dz

razzor

Thanks guys ill just reset to kit setup i started with and will take note of your setup DZ.
Yeah i think i got lost in the rush on Sunday but havent altered teh car too much.
Let you guys know how it goes.

Local racer

First order is in the air tell those hobby shops to get ready.

POOKYT

Website Please???

Or who will be stocking this car and parts in the US? Thanks

Brant

Tweaky

What is everyone using regarding spools. Me and my mates are chewing our way through quite a selection. I'd like to find one which last's but ain't to heavy. I quite like the TIR spool with replaceable alloy cups so far. Anyone tried the latest TOP Steel one.

Cheers

DZ

iTrader: (4)

The TOP Steel Spool is great.. I have had no troubles with it at all... Some of the AE guys locallly are using it in there TC5s as well

I would recommend the TOP steel one

Cheers
Dz