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Any idea where I could come by 3 or 4 sets?

B00t13g

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Perfect! Thanks again!

Billy20

Hey

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Paul it was great running with u and ur crew this weekend learned more in this weekend than I have in past yr. Tks so much for the tips advise and parts u helped me with . Me and my son r both thankful for ur help . What would u say the traction was at drews track ?

Paul L

Hi Billy!

Hi Justin, was fun and i learned a couple things as well and was happy to pass them along. i would say that the traction was med to high grip.

see ya!

EAMotorsports

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Paul,

Need some of that $10,000.00 a gallon wale sperm....call me.

EA

Paul L

Here is a link to the best and most recent set up on the T4.
i wouuld reccommend starting with 4deg caster though.

http://forum.teamxray.com/xform/inde...D=126&setup=t4

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How did the front optional arms change the feel of the car .

Sean B.

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Would you go heavier on the oil or stiffen anything up if running 17.5 blinky?

Paul L

the optional arms made the car have a ton more initial steering. was harder to hang on to for sure but really cut in well.

I wouldnt, i would just start with a less agressive camber setting and 4deg caster to calm the car down for starters and see from their if you need more steering.

Thanks

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From ur hudy set up what would u do different if u was running on a high bight track ?

Paul L

Nothing to start with, not really sure yet. i havent run on anything higher bite yet with that set up. it was pretty good bite their though.

Tekin Prodigy

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Hey Paul, to be straight up, I am HORRIBLE at building my shocks. I'm good at filling with no air and tightening the cap, but then to achieve 25% or less, maybe 10% or 0 rebound, I just cannot achieve that without getting air in my shocks. Is there a special way with the xray shocks that you recommend building them without any air in them? They seem to settle out and with the bleeder caps, end up with no air after sitting for 24hrs, but I'm not sure if that is even possible. Thanks for any advice. Chad

Paul L

Hi Chad, lol. If your not getting any air you are doing something right.
2 things to do if you are not already. First when you put the bladder on try pushing the piston up almost to the serface of the oil before installing the bladder. Second, make sure you push down slightly on the bladder to extend it in to the oil as far as possilble before putting the cap on. Also do not use the foam in the cap. Doing those things should bring the rebound to a minimum and make bleeding possibly net even nessissary.

Thanks

jlfx car audio

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Chad as we found out this weekend if u over tighten the cap on the bladder it can rip and soon as u run car air is back in shock and is very noticeable on high bite track .
I rolled the bladder in my finger tips to see the rip ....