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Old 07-04-2003, 09:38 AM
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Originally posted by RedBullFiXX
Heay Neilio:
Did you know that Swanson prefers the T1R chassis to the evoII, even though he races mod at SoCal .... read... very high bite track
Hey dave

yea I know, I honestly like the T1R at Socal also. But, it's difficult to tell which chassis is better because the traction is high on the asphalt. The T1R will grip a bit more, but that fine line is hard to find.
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Old 07-04-2003, 10:12 AM
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I race at Showtime in Bakersfield(100 + in the summer)So i'm thinking i should get the evo II chassis.The track is med to hi traction with track temp's of 120 + so it could warp the t1r chassis,I know thats a problem with the tc-3's,thanks for the replies.
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Old 07-04-2003, 12:03 PM
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Originally posted by RCInfinity
There are some cases where the T1R chassis is better, but the majority of the time the Evo2 chassis is widely used. Due to the high flex of the T1R chassis, its best use is in a cool or cold temperature with low grip. In a high temp and/or high grip situation, the Evo2 chassis is better. When the heat is there, I do not recommend using the T1R chassis because it is plastic and can warp due to heat. Even heat from the batteries.
I have yet to have a problem with my T1R chassis, And I race here in sunny Fl, where track temps soar to over 130deg. and the car has always been great every time I go out with it. Im my opinion the warping factor is over rated.
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Old 07-04-2003, 12:32 PM
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pucho do you realy know the difference between chassis flex or driver brain flex
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Well you Know how I am, Im good for 2/12 minutes them it all goes down hill from there.
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Old 07-04-2003, 08:43 PM
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Hey guys, does anyone have any links to actual setups for TQ Hobbies or the Coral Springs track? I really don't want to spend 3+ hours going through the 100+ pages of this thread searching for it, lol.

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Old 07-04-2003, 09:06 PM
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Default t1r setup

Front:

Spring/ Blue
Oil/ Xray 30wt
Piston/ fixed 3 hole
shock possition standard on tower and arm
camber link position standard
0 Kick up
3* Caster block
1* camber
0 tow
4.5mm RH
spool(faster with one-way, but More consistent with the spool)

Rear:

Spring/ blue
Oil/ Xray 30wt
Piston/ fixed 3 hole
Shock position standard on tower and arm
camber link on lower inner hole on bridge/standard on block
3*antisquat
1.5* camber
3* tow-in
5mm RH
Diff fairly loose

Misc:

Body/ Losi Alfa
Tires/ Pre mounted TO CS-27's
Monster stock
3300
gearing 128/32 FD+7.008 (with new pullys 1.77IR)
weight was 52.4 had to add one or the long center chassi weight's to make weight
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Old 07-04-2003, 09:30 PM
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Racenut, what track is that for?
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Old 07-04-2003, 11:26 PM
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for tq i think.....works great for me in california...excellent baseline setup.try it.
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Old 07-05-2003, 07:25 AM
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Here is my set up For superior:

Front:

Spring/ Blue
Oil/ Xray 30wt
Piston/ fixed 3 hole
shock possition standard on tower and arm
camber link position standard
0 Kick up
3* Caster block
1* camber
0 tow
4.5mm RH
spool(faster with one-way, but More consistent with the spool)

Rear:

Spring/ blue
Oil/ Xray 30wt
Piston/ fixed 3 hole
Shock position standard on tower and arm
camber link on lower inner hole on bridge/standard on block
3*antisquat
1.5* camber
3* tow-in
5mm RH
Diff fairly loose

Misc:

Body/ Losi Alfa
Tires/ Pre mounted TO CS-27's
Monster stock
3300
gearing 128/32 FD+7.008 (with new pullys 1.77IR)

And TQ:

Front:

Blue springs
30Wt oil
3 hole fixed piston/2 hole if you use adjustable
standard shock mounting position
standard camber link position
0deg kick up
3deg caster block/6 deg if you need more on power steering
1deg camber
0deg tow
4.5mm ride heith
one way

Rear:

Blue springs
30wt oil
3 hole fixed piston/2 hole if you use adjustable
standard shock mounting position
camber link on inner bottom hole on bridge/inner hole on hub
0 anti squat
2deg tow
1.5deg camber
5mm ride heith
diff set loose

Geared with a monster stock at about 7.80 (short track)
proto status 2.0
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Old 07-05-2003, 08:23 AM
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hey pucho,

I noticed that both you and racenut have geared a monster stock at 128/32 for a final of 7.08 with the new pulleys. I run on a track that is 130 ft long by 65 ft wide. What size track do you have your motor geared this way, I race tomorrow and havent tried my new pulleys yet.
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Old 07-05-2003, 11:15 AM
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That was for Superior hobbies that about 120X60. It was a pretty wide open track (gas cars run there too) with a long straight.
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Old 07-06-2003, 10:33 AM
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Originally posted by xxxkat
I race at Showtime in Bakersfield(100 + in the summer)So i'm thinking i should get the evo II chassis.The track is med to hi traction with track temp's of 120 + so it could warp the t1r chassis,I know thats a problem with the tc-3's,thanks for the replies.
When I raced there for the Cal state champs, it was so cold and windy, I think the T1R chassis would work better. But yes the graphite chassis would definitely work wonders for you in that heat. If you race in the bowl, then you might want to use something to protect the underside from scraping.
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Old 07-06-2003, 10:39 AM
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I have raced the t1r in constant 145 tracktemps with no problems with tweek yet.I may buy a evo 2 chassis plate to try it but at this point the tweeking issue is nill for me.If the outside ambient temp is 100 degrees I usually stick my car on a fan I use for cooling my batteries after discharge.Works wonders.Just my opinion and observation.
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Old 07-07-2003, 10:49 AM
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Originally posted by PorscheSuperCup
i just got done putting the 1.77 pulleys and the 3mm rear belt on my car. What a difference this has made in the car. the drivetrain has less friction with the new belt and pulleys. I cant wait to get it out on the track this sunday.
Porche

How did you do with the new pulleys and rear belt?
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