Team Losi JRXS Type-R
#2641
Originally Posted by syndr0me
3 deg on both sides here, too... with both kits.
Malc
#2642
Tech Lord
iTrader: (32)
Originally Posted by TheCoolCanFanMan
That's down right greedy having 2 send me one over Syndrome pleeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaassssssssssssssseeeeeeeeee
Malc
Malc
#2643
Originally Posted by syndr0me
With the outdoor season starting up, I wanted to be ready. We still have carpet racing all year, but race some asphalt when it's warm as well. I'm ready to try some mod on the big outside tracks!
Malc
#2644
For those who pm'd me and anyone else interested, this is the setup i have ran the past few weeks and it seems to run well. I have driven it in stock, 19 , and mod and would say its a good starter. It steers ALOT
#2645
Originally Posted by rcracingkid
For those who pm'd me and anyone else interested, this is the setup i have ran the past few weeks and it seems to run well. I have driven it in stock, 19 , and mod and would say its a good starter. It steers ALOT
Cheers Malc
#2646
I honestly couldn't tell you...a better bet would be starting with what Kevin posted last page.
#2647
Originally Posted by mainracer
here is what we ran ( the only thing I can't remember and I can't look on the car is where the ball stud was on the rear hub )
front :
20 spring 40 oil, 56 piston,
4 degree caster
middle hole on tower
camber link :jr front link , in and up on tower
high roll center
0 degree pivot
one way set to High position
arm spacing middle
Rear :
12.5 spring, 30 oil, 56 piston,
middle hole on tower,
camber link : middle in on tower, I think outside on hub + short ball stud
High roll center
Low rear diff
2 degree pivot
long arm
1/2 rear std hub
arm spacing middle
Dumas ran a type m body while we ran a mazda.
front :
20 spring 40 oil, 56 piston,
4 degree caster
middle hole on tower
camber link :jr front link , in and up on tower
high roll center
0 degree pivot
one way set to High position
arm spacing middle
Rear :
12.5 spring, 30 oil, 56 piston,
middle hole on tower,
camber link : middle in on tower, I think outside on hub + short ball stud
High roll center
Low rear diff
2 degree pivot
long arm
1/2 rear std hub
arm spacing middle
Dumas ran a type m body while we ran a mazda.
Malc
#2648
Originally Posted by mikez
Did anyone check there rear tow?Out of the box it is 3 deg. of tow in.
I went over it and the same lame problem on every losi I ever had.
The tow is never the same from left to right.I have 3deg. on left and 2deg. on right.You would think losi would get it right this time .Also did anyone check how much play in the sus.arms there is.Left front was decent but the right was loose.I had to shim to take some of the play out.The rear arms were like this also.Did anyone have these problems?
Laterz.
I went over it and the same lame problem on every losi I ever had.
The tow is never the same from left to right.I have 3deg. on left and 2deg. on right.You would think losi would get it right this time .Also did anyone check how much play in the sus.arms there is.Left front was decent but the right was loose.I had to shim to take some of the play out.The rear arms were like this also.Did anyone have these problems?
Laterz.
I have checked this one and mine is 3 degrees per side and both are equal.
#2649
Originally Posted by rraden
I asked this question a couple of days ago but no response so we'll try it again.
I know the car comes with a carpet setup but did the team drivers use that exact setup at the carpet nats? If they were different, are the setups posted anywhere???
I watched Andrew Gray's car at the nats and it had a lot of corner speed. Just wondering if there were any mods made to the carpet setup. CEFX is my home track so it would be nice to drop the car on the track with a proven setup.
I know the car comes with a carpet setup but did the team drivers use that exact setup at the carpet nats? If they were different, are the setups posted anywhere???
I watched Andrew Gray's car at the nats and it had a lot of corner speed. Just wondering if there were any mods made to the carpet setup. CEFX is my home track so it would be nice to drop the car on the track with a proven setup.
#2650
Tech Champion
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hey guys,
Can someone with a kit do me a favour, and measure the distance between the inner and outer mount holes on the suspension blocks (in mm please).
Looking at the manual, it looks like on the front arms you can use the the outer holes (1 and 4) on the front mount, and the inner (2 and 3) on the rear, giving a bit of arm sweep.
Looks like the same with the rear arms, front in holes 1 or 4, rear in 2 or 3, enabling to run a little less toe. Just trying to calculate how much by...
3degs seems like a bit much for stock racing, so want to run a reduced level before I can get the 1deg option mounts.
Cheers
Ed
Can someone with a kit do me a favour, and measure the distance between the inner and outer mount holes on the suspension blocks (in mm please).
Looking at the manual, it looks like on the front arms you can use the the outer holes (1 and 4) on the front mount, and the inner (2 and 3) on the rear, giving a bit of arm sweep.
Looks like the same with the rear arms, front in holes 1 or 4, rear in 2 or 3, enabling to run a little less toe. Just trying to calculate how much by...
3degs seems like a bit much for stock racing, so want to run a reduced level before I can get the 1deg option mounts.
Cheers
Ed
#2652
You can run either .5* or 1* hubs backwards to reduce the rear toe also. I know that 3* seems like alot but this car likes the rear toe, I have tried reducing it for 19t and went back to 3*. When reduced the car did not feel more free in the turn, rather it just lost stability and entry steering. (
Originally Posted by TryHard
hey guys,
Can someone with a kit do me a favour, and measure the distance between the inner and outer mount holes on the suspension blocks (in mm please).
Looking at the manual, it looks like on the front arms you can use the the outer holes (1 and 4) on the front mount, and the inner (2 and 3) on the rear, giving a bit of arm sweep.
Looks like the same with the rear arms, front in holes 1 or 4, rear in 2 or 3, enabling to run a little less toe. Just trying to calculate how much by...
3degs seems like a bit much for stock racing, so want to run a reduced level before I can get the 1deg option mounts.
Cheers
Ed
Can someone with a kit do me a favour, and measure the distance between the inner and outer mount holes on the suspension blocks (in mm please).
Looking at the manual, it looks like on the front arms you can use the the outer holes (1 and 4) on the front mount, and the inner (2 and 3) on the rear, giving a bit of arm sweep.
Looks like the same with the rear arms, front in holes 1 or 4, rear in 2 or 3, enabling to run a little less toe. Just trying to calculate how much by...
3degs seems like a bit much for stock racing, so want to run a reduced level before I can get the 1deg option mounts.
Cheers
Ed