Talkin' with Josh Cyrul
#1981
Josh, Merry Xmas!
Can you explain what the scrub set setting is on the Evolva and how it affects handling? Thanks.
Can you explain what the scrub set setting is on the Evolva and how it affects handling? Thanks.
#1982
Josh
what chassis would you recommend for the Xray FK BMI or the Xray one I run mostly stock and 19t some mod.
thanks
Rodney
what chassis would you recommend for the Xray FK BMI or the Xray one I run mostly stock and 19t some mod.
thanks
Rodney
#1984
Tech Regular
Merry Xmas everyone!!!
#1985
marry christmas
Josh!
lazy
Josh!
lazy
#1986
Josh
are you running associated oil in your shocks, seems I read that somewhere before.
also are you running the stock rear tower that comes with the kit if so how are you mounting the rear camber link in the #2 hole being that the mount is on the ball extension
Thanks Rodney
are you running associated oil in your shocks, seems I read that somewhere before.
also are you running the stock rear tower that comes with the kit if so how are you mounting the rear camber link in the #2 hole being that the mount is on the ball extension
Thanks Rodney
#1987
Tech Master
iTrader: (1)
stormperson - I used the extra positions on the rear tower for the rear camber link... Shorter link in the rear gives you quicker reaction from the rear of the car, especially in the middle of the corner (more steering). Shorter link in the front gives you quicker reaction from the front of the car and usually results in more steering in the middle of the corner....
KMW - More scrub in the front will give you more steering as it moves the pillow balls out of the wheel effectivly giving you more of a jacking effect (making the front of the chassis roll more with more steering input). In the rear it's a bit different as you are basically changing the a-arm length which can result in more steering but worse tire wear with more scrub set vs longer arm with more rear bite and better tire wear.....
Rodney - Some people have said the chassis like I like will has too much steering for them (batteries way forward on the left) so if you like a more stable car then use the XRC chassis with the batteries in the standard position or moved up the one slot on the left..... I did use Asc. oil in my shocks and I do use the ball stud extension on the lower hole in the rear tower...
KMW - More scrub in the front will give you more steering as it moves the pillow balls out of the wheel effectivly giving you more of a jacking effect (making the front of the chassis roll more with more steering input). In the rear it's a bit different as you are basically changing the a-arm length which can result in more steering but worse tire wear with more scrub set vs longer arm with more rear bite and better tire wear.....
Rodney - Some people have said the chassis like I like will has too much steering for them (batteries way forward on the left) so if you like a more stable car then use the XRC chassis with the batteries in the standard position or moved up the one slot on the left..... I did use Asc. oil in my shocks and I do use the ball stud extension on the lower hole in the rear tower...
#1988
Hi Josh - How would you know which end of the car to shorten the camber link? Is that dependent on the track layout?
Thanks,
-Rich
Thanks,
-Rich
#1990
not sure if this has been mentioned before but nevermind.
Josh, last i heard you had moved to kyosho for electric TC (running the TF 5 or what ever its called?). Is this true?
Josh, last i heard you had moved to kyosho for electric TC (running the TF 5 or what ever its called?). Is this true?
#1991
>raving-monkey not sure if this has been mentioned before but nevermind.
Josh, last i heard you had moved to kyosho for electric TC (running the TF 5 or what ever its called?). Is this true?<
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Xray??
Josh, last i heard you had moved to kyosho for electric TC (running the TF 5 or what ever its called?). Is this true?<
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Xray??