Randy Caster

iTrader: (47)

Sweet... keep us posted.

Herminator

you called.....

been around, just very little to talk about, not touched my cuda in almost two weeks
had a good feed up at my parents down south

Come on Dave get that R3 in action, hows the funky graphite?

TC3

why would the r3 be lighter than the r2 ?
well, i am lucky,i only have to mount 50g lead wights on my chassie.. ther isn't enough space for 80g

Herminator

1420grams, I take it's thats with 3300's
with 3000's that would be easy even with my lardy servo
Still need too mush room for lead weights to get my R2 upto weight with 3300's

rc-zombies

iTrader: (9)

If Speedworld doesn't them.. Stormer Hobbies has them in stock as well....

https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c....pl?pn=RCC7011

Randy Caster

iTrader: (47)

Cool, hopefully their prices will be a hair lower on tires and stuff, gotta order foams...

John_S

hey guuys was wondering if i could get some setup help? im getting a real bad push when i hit the brakes and was just wondering if you had any sugestions as how to remedy this, im gona try movin the front shocks in a hole any other advice would be great thanks

Randy Caster

iTrader: (47)

Try to give your rear end a little less droop, transfer less weight to the front.

rtypec

iTrader: (2)

Actually, you may want to try MORE rear droop therby allowing MORE weight to transfer forward....contrary to what Randman said. Also, you can try 0.5 degress more camber in the front than the rear. These are only basic ideas but the important thing is to change your setup so that you can achieve your desired feel without loosing the overall balanced feel of the car.

Randy Caster

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oops, I have my backwards cap on today.

Herminator

are you sure you're not wearing your underpants on your head?

rc-zombies

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Randy Caster

iTrader: (47)

Thats what I mean by backwards cap

John_S

ok thanks guys the droop option isnt really there because i dont run droop screws on wooden flooring i had a good setuip for mini pins but the club is thinking of makin the control tire a carpet dragons eeing as it lasts 6 times longer than mini pins so im jsut sorting out my setup and im kinda the tire tester guy =/

Gazza_D

Carpet Dragons on polished floor Best of luck on that one.....have tried T27 with limited success and Rally Blocks from Schumacher werent too bad at all suprisingly. I beleive Herm and I ran similar setups on polished wooden floors and can be found a few pages back. Would be interested to know how they go although they probably wont be a patch on minipins.