Team Losi JRXS Type-R
#6200
#6201
Tech Champion
iTrader: (9)
Hi All
I have been messing around with a friends car, it is unbelievably stable, but i am having trouble getting enough off power steering, this is indoors rubbers on asphalt.
Can someone offer some advise?
What adjustment will make it have a shite load of steering, started off with kit setup and have been changing a ton of things since.
I have been messing around with a friends car, it is unbelievably stable, but i am having trouble getting enough off power steering, this is indoors rubbers on asphalt.
Can someone offer some advise?
What adjustment will make it have a shite load of steering, started off with kit setup and have been changing a ton of things since.
#6202
Try putting a shim under the inner blocks of the rear hinge pin, this will give you a bunch more entry steering.
#6203
Tech Champion
iTrader: (9)
I was looking at that, i have mostly been running the hinge pins in the low position (ie close to chassis) but tried them in the upper position last week, and the car felt a bit more lively, i was going to try and run the front in the low position and the rears high next week.
On setups the Roll Centre shows as high, does this mean the pins are in the top or bottom location?
On setups the Roll Centre shows as high, does this mean the pins are in the top or bottom location?
#6204
When the sheet is marked high that means the pins are high.
#6205
Registered User
hi Guys
some way back someone spoke about using a non losi turnbuckle on the front
of there r type instead of the bit of std thread bar
anyone know what it was as i can just never get my front camber correct
Geoff
some way back someone spoke about using a non losi turnbuckle on the front
of there r type instead of the bit of std thread bar
anyone know what it was as i can just never get my front camber correct
Geoff
#6207
Tech Elite
iTrader: (26)
What do I need to do or what parts do I need to get to run 2 deg of rear toe? It seems the stock rear toe block is 2 deg, but the rear hubs are 1 deg offset, right? My Type R seems to have more than 2 deg, with the kit parts, so for 10.5BL on asphalt I'd like to try 2 deg or 2.5 rear toe...anyone know the parts needed to get this?
Thx
Yohan
Thx
Yohan
#6208
#6210
Tech Champion
iTrader: (6)
What do I need to do or what parts do I need to get to run 2 deg of rear toe? It seems the stock rear toe block is 2 deg, but the rear hubs are 1 deg offset, right? My Type R seems to have more than 2 deg, with the kit parts, so for 10.5BL on asphalt I'd like to try 2 deg or 2.5 rear toe...anyone know the parts needed to get this?
Thx
Yohan
Thx
Yohan