TSR6

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I don't know if they do right now, or not. I haven't checked in a couple weeks. I've gone into the shop to check to see what parts they have in stock, but they're always busy, and I end up running back out to work on my stuff.

Since I started running the PRP gear plate, I haven't been worried about them.

Newbies

Hi Guys

I have just download Hara setup sheet from the net, and one thing i don't understand is why the l/r rear droop is difference? Can anyone of you help me? Thank you!

Aku-Man

New Hop-up from Excel. Upper arm mount brace.

Aku-Man

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cHckbOY5

oh, so those just go over the stock ones

Aku-Man

Yap!

cHckbOY5

when i first saw something like that on haras car, i thought it was the whole thing

Doug Gaut

Those make much more sense than a chunk of aluminum!

racingdc9

I believe that's done to counter the torque steer(get rid of).

Doug Gaut

Frank Mckinney, can you please check your pm? Thanks.

Skill

The suspension mounts on Hara's car are clearly all carbon fibre and do not fit on top of the stock mounts.

In this pic you can see that Hara has used a locknut to hold the pivot ball in place:



The carbon looks pretty thick though, looks like it's about 5mm!

raving-monkey

hmm...hara's CVD's dont look shiny....do you think he maybe using plastic ones because the ali ones bend???

not very likely but just a thought

rod_b

In general, if your car is setup well for mod, would it be safe to say that it will work well in Stock also? Just wondering because this weekend I ran the car with some slight changes for stock and it was planted. But in 19T, it was all over the place which I thought was quite odd. So I figure if I setup the car for mod that it should be good no matter what class I run...does this sound reasonable?

rc-zombies

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Generally in mod the set-up is stiffer than stock...

JDXray

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raving monkey- those look Alum to me if you look at the left one. I think it might have been the flash of the camera. But i might be wrong.