Team Losi JRXS Type-R
#5253
Tech Addict
My car flip over during concern when speeding up. What should I do?
#5254
#5255
#5256
Tech Addict
sorry, i mean car flip over when getting out of corner. what should i do thanks
#5257
#5258
Tech Addict
I'm running on high traction tight track with rubber tyres. The setting is almost the same as the stock rubber setting at the back of the manual with 40wt all around and 25lbs front and 20lbs rear.
#5259
Sounds like you traction rolled out of the corner. How are you saucin the tires on your car? Hopefully very little up front if at all.
#5260
Tech Master
iTrader: (11)
If you're running on asphalt try using the spool up front this will give you less overall steering but you will carry more speed through the corner and it will keep your car from rolling so much. Also check your droop I think the kit calls for 3mm over ride hieght on a high bite track I've never needed more than 2mm over ride hieght. Hope this helps.
Adios,
C
Adios,
C
#5261
sounds like you're running carpet? a quick and easy fix to traction rolling is to set the car up with the rear stiffer than the front, like swapping the springs on your car... sounds counter-intuitive making the front softer, but it's really not. the car will rotate easier and will break traction rather than roll.
#5263
Brant
#5264
Cya there J
#5265
Tech Addict
I'm running on high traction tight track with rubber tyres. The setting is almost the same as the stock rubber setting at the back of the manual with 40wt all around and 25lbs front and 20lbs rear.
Thank you very much for the helps. I think I should add more detail. I'm using 42T spool running in high traction asphalt tight track.
Thank you very much for the helps. I think I should add more detail. I'm using 42T spool running in high traction asphalt tight track.