Tamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
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It's scheduled for release between Aug 5th and Aug 8th in Japan, with EMS shipping you could probably have it at your doorstep by Aug 13th.
#9294
Tech Fanatic
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question: running the front rear arm mount higher than the front will give me more or less steering? and also stock setting is no spacers in the front and .5mm spacer in rear under arm mount, i added a .5mm spacer in the front and put a total of 1mm in the rear, how will the car handle with the higher arm mount?
thanks for any info
thanks for any info
#9295
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question: running the front rear arm mount higher than the front will give me more or less steering? and also stock setting is no spacers in the front and .5mm spacer in rear under arm mount, i added a .5mm spacer in the front and put a total of 1mm in the rear, how will the car handle with the higher arm mount?
thanks for any info
thanks for any info
#9296
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He might also mean he is running anti-dive, .5mm under the front rear - we really need to give the suspension mounts nicknames, any suggestions?
If you are running anti-dive, you will get more initial steering and less mid corner. Compared to the 416X kit setup, adding 0.5mm extra under all the suspension blocks will maintain a similar balance but the car will sit much flatter through corners. If the grip is high, more corner speed will be the result, if the grip is low the car will slide around.
If you are running anti-dive, you will get more initial steering and less mid corner. Compared to the 416X kit setup, adding 0.5mm extra under all the suspension blocks will maintain a similar balance but the car will sit much flatter through corners. If the grip is high, more corner speed will be the result, if the grip is low the car will slide around.