Yokomo_Ant3

iTrader: (29)

The outer hole gives more high speed steering, I think this is because it gives the wheel a few more degrees of lock at full lock compared to the inner hole. The inner hole makes the car more twitchy and responsive, and the outer hole gives it better corner rotation. From what I have been testing, the inner hole is better for stock racing, and the outer hole is better for the faster classes were more steering is needed.

Antoni

Senna Racing

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arcmen

defcone

iTrader: (15)

If I'm racing on a track where I lose rear traction entering the corner, would switching to outer holes help?

Senna Racing

iTrader: (2)

more droop in the front keefy

kschu

iTrader: (16)

try change others things, switching to outer hole might not help...

hotdognobun

iTrader: (32)

Are you coming in at low speed or high speed? Check to see if you have high drag breaks setting if you lift in the corners that will cause instanant weght tranferfer causing the rear to break lose, Also check the minor areas 1st like tire compund, camber, how much weight is in the front and rear, or maybe a simple wing adjustment will fix it. My BD5World does it at high turn-ins because my ball diff was tight in the front and was loose in the rear so it upset the back alot

defcone

iTrader: (15)

Mid speeds(17.5t motor), zero drag brakes. It's supposedly high grip, but where I normally race I don't have this problem at all.

Senna Racing

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you need to change your droop for windsor

CraigM

iTrader: (34)

Your car is overgripped at the front keffy, my car does the same out there thanks to the VHT. Raise the front roll centre and widen the front track. Run thick oil (e.g. 600f 500r) and if it's still biting too much at the front try less ackerman spacers

Yokomo_Ant3

iTrader: (29)

I would keep using the inner hole. Maybe post your setup and we can give you some advice. But i would try what the others mentioned, run more front droop (lower number on the blocks) and maybe go a harder front spring.

Antoni

kschu

iTrader: (16)

if overgrip, u might can try my setup for carpet...i encounter overgrip./hooking there too...

the setup cure the problem...but main solution is how i apply the tyres additive...

defcone

iTrader: (15)

Front:
Tamiya Shocks with black pink HPI spring, 50wt oil, 2nd shock tower hole
1.4m roll bar
Inner steering block hole
8mm steering rack
5mm ride height, 6 Droop
1mm Shim under camber link in the bulkhead
HPI Pink spring
1 Toe Out
43.5 Toe blocks(front and rear)

Rear:
3 deg toe in
Tamiya TRF Shocks with black/blue HPI spring, 35wt oil, 2nd shock tower hole(counting from most inner one)
1.1mm roll bar
Inner hub hole
5.5mm ride height, 5 droop

Bd5w chassis with low diff position.

kschu

iTrader: (16)

why u use tamiya shock ??

defcone

iTrader: (15)

Because black shocks look really sexy and goes along with my black wiring, haha.

JordanC

iTrader: (8)

ahhhh got it.... Defcone is Keefy?