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Old 09-14-2011, 10:24 PM
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I use a hobbywing 13T brushless combo and 3200mA@20C lipos with lipo cut at 3,2V and they last near 15 min in race conditions. Gear is 63x20
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Old 09-15-2011, 04:48 AM
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Originally Posted by LordAnubis
Matt just wait till the hotter weather comes around... i guarantee you will absolutely paste Doug then with tamiya medium tyres. Doug is bloody good though!!! I've never had any luck with my 104 in the cold weather... that being said i've never taken the time to run foams really, i liek the consistency of rubber tyres.

Ohh and have you tried out the suggestion on here to put weights on the winglet things under the receiver and ESC? i'm gonna go buy some weights tomorrow and give it a crack when I race next... racing 1/8th offroad this weekend, so no F1 for me this sunday.
i have seen the comment about the weights i have not yet tried it i have weights at home how much weight is been put under the receiver and speedy ?
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Old 09-15-2011, 09:28 AM
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what are the short comings of f104 compare to f103?
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Originally Posted by rcnutz
what are the short comings of f104 compare to f103?

Tires are taller and the width is more narrow than the 103.
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Grand Premio De Caltalunya
UF1 Series this Saturday Orange County California...
Track will be open at 8:30
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Pitting in the grass...
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wheel base is longer than F103?
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Old 09-15-2011, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by rcnutz
wheel base is longer than F103?
Yes, also the battery runs lengthwise instead of sideways.

F103 front end is wider and with the wider rear tires has an overall wider stance. F103 is faster overall but the F104 is a replica of the modern F1 cars as the F103 resembles the older F1 cars.
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Old 09-15-2011, 11:51 AM
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So F103 is for tighter track and F104 is better for a high flow/speed track?
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Originally Posted by rcnutz
So F103 is for tighter track and F104 is better for a high flow/speed track?
Nope.

F104 can't touch the F103 pound for pound. Maybe close if the F104 is widened with 103 stuff.

The F104 is just what's in now due to support and popularity. It's the new F1.

If you're gonna get one, get the F104 X1. It's the newest of the new.
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Old 09-15-2011, 12:44 PM
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Thanks, i just thought since the F104 has a longer wheel base it has a bigger turning radius than F103, therefore it can't turn as tight.
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Anyone have a good base carpet set-up for the X1?
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Originally Posted by transplantlife
Anyone have a good base carpet set-up for the X1?
Foam tires or rubber?
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Old 09-15-2011, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by robk
Foam tires or rubber?
rubber rob also when you will be coming to the track next?
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Old 09-15-2011, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by transplantlife
rubber rob also when you will be coming to the track next?
Which tires? Pit?

I'm not sure when I will be up there next, but not this weekend for sure
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Originally Posted by robk
Which tires? Pit?

I'm not sure when I will be up there next, but not this weekend for sure
Rob do you have a general base line set-up for carpet? Was on your blog but didn't see anything
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