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Actually we didn't switch to the HPI springs because of their stiffness, we switched because they are more progressive. The HPI springs have more coils in them than the Schuie springs do. Basically it will make the car less aggressive and easier to drive. I ran HPI silver and gold on my car, 1 step up from pink and blue.
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Schu UK is out of stock and has discontinued them. We (Paul and I) asked Robin to make a run of 1000pcs for the Dirt oval market and he said no. I would call Shawn and have him lean on Robin some
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I personally use the Schumacher and Xray springs
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General Mi3 set up question . . .
I and others feel my foam car is rolling (side to side) too much. I have tried a couple ideas and haven't come across anything that has remedied the roll. I figured I'd throw it out to y'all just to hear your ideas. if you have a basic explanation as why a particular change would limit roll please feel free to include it.
I am running McGoo's vegas set up posted earlier with the following changes
DNA Body( not mohawk)
Stock Chassis (not the 2.5)
Next shorter track rod moved forward one position
Rear shocks moved out one hole on the tower
Stiff topdeck (not the carpet top deck)
2.5 * camber (not 2.2*)
I tried every possible tire size between 58 mm and 54 mm. My car is actually traction rolling with all but the smallest of small tires that actually push because the outter edge is worn to the plastic on the pro 53's. I am thinking my problem has something to do with execution in one of the more ambigious areas of set up such as diff tension, shock rebound or the likes. Don't be shy though, I ain't afraid to learn!
I and others feel my foam car is rolling (side to side) too much. I have tried a couple ideas and haven't come across anything that has remedied the roll. I figured I'd throw it out to y'all just to hear your ideas. if you have a basic explanation as why a particular change would limit roll please feel free to include it.
I am running McGoo's vegas set up posted earlier with the following changes
DNA Body( not mohawk)
Stock Chassis (not the 2.5)
Next shorter track rod moved forward one position
Rear shocks moved out one hole on the tower
Stiff topdeck (not the carpet top deck)
2.5 * camber (not 2.2*)
I tried every possible tire size between 58 mm and 54 mm. My car is actually traction rolling with all but the smallest of small tires that actually push because the outter edge is worn to the plastic on the pro 53's. I am thinking my problem has something to do with execution in one of the more ambigious areas of set up such as diff tension, shock rebound or the likes. Don't be shy though, I ain't afraid to learn!
General Mi3 set up question . . .
I and others feel my foam car is rolling (side to side) too much. I have tried a couple ideas and haven't come across anything that has remedied the roll. I figured I'd throw it out to y'all just to hear your ideas. if you have a basic explanation as why a particular change would limit roll please feel free to include it.
I am running McGoo's vegas set up posted earlier with the following changes
DNA Body( not mohawk)
Stock Chassis (not the 2.5)
Next shorter track rod moved forward one position
Rear shocks moved out one hole on the tower
Stiff topdeck (not the carpet top deck)
2.5 * camber (not 2.2*)
I tried every possible tire size between 58 mm and 54 mm. My car is actually traction rolling with all but the smallest of small tires that actually push because the outter edge is worn to the plastic on the pro 53's. I am thinking my problem has something to do with execution in one of the more ambigious areas of set up such as diff tension, shock rebound or the likes. Don't be shy though, I ain't afraid to learn!
I and others feel my foam car is rolling (side to side) too much. I have tried a couple ideas and haven't come across anything that has remedied the roll. I figured I'd throw it out to y'all just to hear your ideas. if you have a basic explanation as why a particular change would limit roll please feel free to include it.
I am running McGoo's vegas set up posted earlier with the following changes
DNA Body( not mohawk)
Stock Chassis (not the 2.5)
Next shorter track rod moved forward one position
Rear shocks moved out one hole on the tower
Stiff topdeck (not the carpet top deck)
2.5 * camber (not 2.2*)
I tried every possible tire size between 58 mm and 54 mm. My car is actually traction rolling with all but the smallest of small tires that actually push because the outter edge is worn to the plastic on the pro 53's. I am thinking my problem has something to do with execution in one of the more ambigious areas of set up such as diff tension, shock rebound or the likes. Don't be shy though, I ain't afraid to learn!
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Thank you. Good points. Keep em coming guys.
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Quickie ???- Does anyone run a DNA1 on the rug?? What about @ the iiC?? I rather enjoy my MI3 (with an slightly altered Chris G. setup) using the DNA1. Has just a hint of push but really nimble behaving....
I think most stock and 19T guys were running the mohawk. I saw a few DNA's out there, but the consesus seemed to be the Parma.
From my experience the DNA has more downforce and can keep the car stuck a bit more (that's why you will see more DNA's in mod). The Mohawk seemed to free up the rear end for me. I have played with both and I keep coming back to the Mohawk. I am gonna try out the DNA today to see how it compares....
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Were both leaning on Robin pretty hard on the springs, as for your "last set" Paul, we found about 3 more pairs around the shop
You know that east coast half painted mazda speed6 bodies are they like protoform speed6 If not is there anybody here tried them on carpet?
any feedback is welcome...
any feedback is welcome...
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Jaybee,
I think most stock and 19T guys were running the mohawk. I saw a few DNA's out there, but the consesus seemed to be the Parma.
From my experience the DNA has more downforce and can keep the car stuck a bit more (that's why you will see more DNA's in mod). The Mohawk seemed to free up the rear end for me. I have played with both and I keep coming back to the Mohawk. I am gonna try out the DNA today to see how it compares....
I think most stock and 19T guys were running the mohawk. I saw a few DNA's out there, but the consesus seemed to be the Parma.
From my experience the DNA has more downforce and can keep the car stuck a bit more (that's why you will see more DNA's in mod). The Mohawk seemed to free up the rear end for me. I have played with both and I keep coming back to the Mohawk. I am gonna try out the DNA today to see how it compares....
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Thanks for the feedback