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Marcos.J 04-10-2009 07:12 AM


Originally Posted by John St.Amant (Post 5664259)
Umm... I think my E4 has a 35 and a 17 for a 2.0588 internal. But I didnt count the teeth on them. So please tell me Wolf, since we are running it 4.2 final its important that I know if all my small pullies are 17 teeth or not.
geez man I sure hope it is 35/17. I have the E4 C1 optimized for rubber.
Thanks in advance Wolf.

If you have the C1 optomized for rubber ,then you should have the 2.0588 internal ratio with the 35/17 combo

Rick Vessell 04-10-2009 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by Wolf Hobbies (Post 5664180)
Thanks to Jonny Socko for the reminder. This has been mentioned a few times but the thread is getting so large it is really hard to backtrack through the whole thing.

There have been a lot of questions about pulleys. Not all of it has been accurate. There are two internal ratios used on the E4s. The E4FS uses the 1.8 internal ratio and all of the others use the 2.0. The E4FS uses 34 tooth pulleys on the diffs and 18 tooth center pulleys. All the rest use 35 tooth pulleys on the diffs and 17 tooth center pulleys. All the cars use 17tooth side pulleys. Side pulleys and center pulleys are not interchangeable.

The manual has an error on the part number for the 17 tooth center pulley. The correct part numbers are as follows:

503155 35 tooth diff pulley
503201 34 tooth diff pulley
503197 17 tooth side pulley
503222 18 tooth center pulley
503236 17 tooth center pulley

There has also been a lot of talk about mixing and matching pulleys to compensate for belt stretch. We have tried this and have not had any good results.

Wolf,

Got a few questions for you. Sent you a PM.

Socko

John St.Amant 04-10-2009 08:27 AM


Originally Posted by Marcos.J (Post 5665954)
If you have the C1 optomized for rubber ,then you should have the 2.0588 internal ratio with the 35/17 combo

:D ty...

nocif13 04-11-2009 12:04 PM

hi

I have create a setup sheet interactive for e4rs 09


E4RS09_Interactive.pdf

John St.Amant 04-12-2009 05:58 AM


Originally Posted by nocif13 (Post 5670633)
hi

I have create a setup sheet interactive for e4rs 09


E4RS09_Interactive.pdf

Hmm,,, issues getting it .. what happened ?
Kewl tho.!

nocif13 04-12-2009 06:08 AM


Originally Posted by John St.Amant (Post 5672961)
Hmm,,, issues getting it .. what happened ?
Kewl tho.!

what?

John St.Amant 04-12-2009 06:10 AM

the interactive set up sheet .. ty.
I had issues getting it for some reason.. but I got it now .

nocif13 04-12-2009 06:13 AM

It is simply a blank sheet,that can be modified by checking or filling in acrobat

i am cornholio 04-12-2009 07:36 AM

soooo...again when are the new hubs and driveshafts coming out wolf?? or anyone else that may know?? dave...socko...weezy...anyone???

Marcos.J 04-12-2009 02:58 PM

Had a great of practice today, made very small changes to my previous set up, just took out the rear sway bar and added a little more camber in the rear (-2.5) the car was really good with the 4.5 mod motor and very good with the 13.5. Ran the jaco blues ( our hand out tire for our state series and rp 36's. the car was a little loose with the jacos with the 36's the car was better. I also tried 1mm shims under the front and rear arms , the car reacted left to right alot better but was not faster. I went back to the arms flat on the chassis except in the front of the rear arm , i kept the 1mm shim in the front of the rear arm.

wyd 04-12-2009 06:23 PM


Originally Posted by Marcos.J (Post 5674570)
Had a great of practice today, made very small changes to my previous set up, just took out the rear sway bar and added a little more camber in the rear (-2.5) the car was really good with the 4.5 mod motor and very good with the 13.5. Ran the jaco blues ( our hand out tire for our state series and rp 36's. the car was a little loose with the jacos with the 36's the car was better. I also tried 1mm shims under the front and rear arms , the car reacted left to right alot better but was not faster. I went back to the arms flat on the chassis except in the front of the rear arm , i kept the 1mm shim in the front of the rear arm.

Looks like your back running some touring again.:D I'm actually looking to start back into touring after my almost 2 year layoff. Are electric 1/10th scale track is just not up to par so I'm going back to touring.:nod: Should be running in a few weeks.

WEEZY 04-12-2009 09:33 PM

Marcos when you say the car reacted better from left to right are you talking about the initial turn in. I will post my setup and try the shims under the roll centers this friday. I ran car last friday on the carpet and it was sooo consistent. i will post that setup as well. i was running jaco blues on carpet and rp36 on asphalt.

Marcos.J 04-13-2009 05:13 AM


Originally Posted by WEEZY (Post 5676553)
Marcos when you say the car reacted better from left to right are you talking about the initial turn in. I will post my setup and try the shims under the roll centers this friday. I ran car last friday on the carpet and it was sooo consistent. i will post that setup as well. i was running jaco blues on carpet and rp36 on asphalt.

yes it had better turn in, but the car wa faster and more consistant with the arms flat on the chassis.

nocif13 04-13-2009 05:46 AM

weezy you have a MP

John St.Amant 04-13-2009 06:09 AM

So uh... How much droop are yall lettin' out for carpet and whhere are you measuring it ?


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