XRAY T3
04-06-2010, 06:17 AM
#1876
it is something to do with the angles of the inner pins but i am no expert , i know my car is easier to drive with the 1 degrees hubs on the car
04-06-2010, 10:05 AM
#1878
if you use the 1 degrees hubs and 2 degrees of inboard toe the car is easier to drive than just with 3 degrees of inboard toe
it is something to do with the angles of the inner pins but i am no expert , i know my car is easier to drive with the 1 degrees hubs on the car
it is something to do with the angles of the inner pins but i am no expert , i know my car is easier to drive with the 1 degrees hubs on the car
04-06-2010, 10:09 AM
#1879
04-06-2010, 10:11 AM
#1880
I know out board toe is supposed to free your car up a bit compared to just having all inboard toe. It's a good tuning option! One of those things you gotta try out and see if you like it or not
04-06-2010, 10:31 AM
#1881
I try to have as many colors as possible on my car, helps keep all the bases covered 
04-06-2010, 12:32 PM
#1882
i don't know why , i just tried it once and like it
i am going to try 1.5 degrees inboard toe and the 1 degree on the hub
see if this fixes my front end push (understeer)
04-06-2010, 02:13 PM
#1883
Tech Adept
See, only so many people do a fully blacked out car. Many use colored shims and screws that match electronics on the car. Wanna use a blue esc? Black out the parts, pick up some blue screws and BAM! Clean ride. Blue esc and orange parts?
Just my .02, but most people that do not like the blacked out look, don't even make a attempt to have a clean car. Multiple color wire, no color way, just a insane amount of goofy-ness. I'm not saying your like this, just a lot of big mouth people I've talked to at tracks.
Just my .02, but most people that do not like the blacked out look, don't even make a attempt to have a clean car. Multiple color wire, no color way, just a insane amount of goofy-ness. I'm not saying your like this, just a lot of big mouth people I've talked to at tracks.
Our track almost every other car is black, one guy even removed his titanium screws for a clean look, now his car is overweight but hey it looks clean, lol!!!
04-06-2010, 02:18 PM
#1884
See, only so many people do a fully blacked out car. Many use colored shims and screws that match electronics on the car. Wanna use a blue esc? Black out the parts, pick up some blue screws and BAM! Clean ride. Blue esc and orange parts?
Just my .02, but most people that do not like the blacked out look, don't even make a attempt to have a clean car. Multiple color wire, no color way, just a insane amount of goofy-ness. I'm not saying your like this, just a lot of big mouth people I've talked to at tracks.
Just my .02, but most people that do not like the blacked out look, don't even make a attempt to have a clean car. Multiple color wire, no color way, just a insane amount of goofy-ness. I'm not saying your like this, just a lot of big mouth people I've talked to at tracks.
04-06-2010, 03:03 PM
#1885
Where is your push? In? Out? Slow? Fast?
yeah more stable on power , the rear grip seams to be increased without running more rear toe ,
i don't know why , i just tried it once and like it
i am going to try 1.5 degrees inboard toe and the 1 degree on the hub
see if this fixes my front end push (understeer)
i don't know why , i just tried it once and like it
i am going to try 1.5 degrees inboard toe and the 1 degree on the hub
see if this fixes my front end push (understeer)
04-06-2010, 06:07 PM
#1886
