67LikesSchumacher Eclipse 2 1:12 chassis
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12-01-2018, 02:00 AM
#92
All I know is, whatever the theoretical geometry, the Eclipse 2 went very well for my son at the last BRCA national at Birtley with flat links and a rearwards pivot. Can't complain about 2 A mains!
12-01-2018, 07:54 AM
#93
Originally Posted by vafactor
Rather than back and forth about geometric theory, how about some simple non-scientific (and useful) observations such as..... “change A made the car turn in more aggressively, or made it feel feel lazy upon corner entry”?
Yall are starting to transform the thread into a Theory on Handling - a thread we already have on 1:12 1/12 forum
Lets get back to the Eclipse 2...
12-01-2018, 10:25 AM
#94
After IIC I took my eclipse 2 to Italy to race on ETS carpet this time for the annual European race for charity. This time I got the car setup great and fixed my bodyshell problems 
This race was open modified 3.5t with boost
Great fun.
This is low grip compared to IIC butsome guys still glue front tyres. I even went to our kit carbon chassis for it and didn’t glue tyres.
http://www.racing-cars.com/images/Te...2018_print.pdf
This race was open modified 3.5t with boost
Great fun. This is low grip compared to IIC butsome guys still glue front tyres. I even went to our kit carbon chassis for it and didn’t glue tyres.
http://www.racing-cars.com/images/Te...2018_print.pdf
12-01-2018, 01:49 PM
#95
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by vafactor
Rather than back and forth about geometric theory, how about some simple non-scientific (and useful) observations such as..... “change A made the car turn in more aggressively, or made it feel feel lazy upon corner entry”?
It is often extensive work to change the roll center via height of the pivot ball. The suggestion is here to alter the side link inclination. This is done by 2 screws of the front pivot balls of the links. Easy job, done in a minute.
I used that a lot for the schumacher supastox to get less grip roll, and it worked. As the effect can be different depending on conditions and rest of the setup, I do not give more advice than to try doing it if you have fun with tuning.
Possible effects of a lower roll center in the back can be more grip also. Thus it might make the car less agressive in corner entry and so on.
But please try youself, if you feel the need to improve your cars handling!
BR Erhard
12-06-2018, 05:50 PM
#96
Tech Master
Yep
Originally Posted by vafactor
Rather than back and forth about geometric theory, how about some simple non-scientific (and useful) observations such as..... “change A made the car turn in more aggressively, or made it feel feel lazy upon corner entry”?
12-19-2018, 08:54 AM
#97
Tech Rookie
I'm looking for an alternative to my Xti ... and the Eclipse is one of the possible ...
One thing that is not clear to me is how the top bar that is fixed only to the kingpin keeps the camber constant during the curve ... and also how it does, because I do not see joints so it "flexes" the lower carbon arm?
One thing that is not clear to me is how the top bar that is fixed only to the kingpin keeps the camber constant during the curve ... and also how it does, because I do not see joints so it "flexes" the lower carbon arm?
12-19-2018, 11:27 AM
#98
Tech Master
iTrader: (4)
The kit’s top graphite crossbar pulls both kingpins in just slightly in order to achieve the factory preset of .75 degrees of camber per side. Because it ties them both together and braces one against the other, the completed assembly becomes very stiff ....... probably stiff enough to resist the side load forces that are generated during hard cornering.
12-21-2018, 01:44 AM
#99
Tech Rookie
Hello
clear...but since I saw 1.5 degrees caster on the setups ... how do you get them?
Do you use parts of the Eclipse 1?
clear...but since I saw 1.5 degrees caster on the setups ... how do you get them?
Do you use parts of the Eclipse 1?
01-03-2019, 12:05 PM
#102
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by cyclone
Hello, BR Erhard.
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Schumacher 1/12
Rear Spring Chart
black = 3.87lb/in
silver = 4.62lb/in
gold = 5.52lb/in
old white = 5lb/in
Nickel = 6.5lb/in
old Yellow = 7lb/in
old Blue = 10lb/in
new red = 10lb/in
black ultra = 13lb/in
old green = 14lb/in
old red = 19lb/in
old black = 26lb/in
Front Springs (gt12)
Black = 7.42lb/in
Silver = 8.91lb/in
Gold = 10.69lb/in
White = 12.83lb/in
Hope this helps,
Andy.
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Schumacher 1/12
Rear Spring Chart
black = 3.87lb/in
silver = 4.62lb/in
gold = 5.52lb/in
old white = 5lb/in
Nickel = 6.5lb/in
old Yellow = 7lb/in
old Blue = 10lb/in
new red = 10lb/in
black ultra = 13lb/in
old green = 14lb/in
old red = 19lb/in
old black = 26lb/in
Front Springs (gt12)
Black = 7.42lb/in
Silver = 8.91lb/in
Gold = 10.69lb/in
White = 12.83lb/in
Hope this helps,
Andy.
i compiled all available spring data of Schumacher 1/12: Eclipse 1 & 2, Atom and Supastox GT. Maybe you find this useful.
I hope there are no mistakes in the numbers, but do not take any responsibility for the information given.
Best regards, Erhard
Remark: the lines colouration refers to the "old" supastox springs. For example U4844 "Gold" and U7015 "Red" are coloured blue as it is close to the blue spring of supastox.
01-10-2019, 10:43 AM
#103
Does anyone know where I can get a U7476 C/F - Front Beam - Eclipse 2 in North America? I am in desperate need of one and Schumacher is sold out and won't have any for a couple of weeks.
01-12-2019, 05:13 AM
#104
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by patorz31
Does anyone know where I can get a U7476 C/F - Front Beam - Eclipse 2 in North America? I am in desperate need of one and Schumacher is sold out and won't have any for a couple of weeks.
Let me guess, the carbon plate is split from the counterbore of the kingpin?
Last edited by Erhard; 01-12-2019 at 07:24 AM.
01-12-2019, 10:06 AM
#105
No worries I got it covered. Mine broke after a hit from a touring car in practice.
Schumacher is coming out with an updated part that is stronger. Stay tuned it will be out soon.
Schumacher is coming out with an updated part that is stronger. Stay tuned it will be out soon.
