2LikesLosi XXX-S
03-22-2004, 07:15 PM
#9451
OK. I see both your points. Geeeeze you are both good readers.
03-22-2004, 07:16 PM
#9452
Tech Master
Kinda like how do you gear this motor?
03-22-2004, 07:21 PM
#9454
Tech Master
Alright, how much caster do I need?
03-22-2004, 07:29 PM
#9457
Originally posted by Randman
Lets let the guy who asked the question clarify before there's a war, lol.
Lets let the guy who asked the question clarify before there's a war, lol.
Oh string orginator...Where are youuuuuuuu???
Otherwise, squirt guns at 3 paces pleeeeze...
03-22-2004, 07:30 PM
#9458
ova, you are right, the original the matt francis blocks (without any spacers) are .150 shorter than the original xxx-s standard blocks. In most cases I run minimum .060 shims underneath them otherwise the car is mega twitchy.
The mid roll center that comes in the g-plus kit is only .075 shorter than original xxx-s roll center block. The car seems to run best between .060 and .090 depending on how hooked up you are.
racer-oZ
The mid roll center that comes in the g-plus kit is only .075 shorter than original xxx-s roll center block. The car seems to run best between .060 and .090 depending on how hooked up you are.
racer-oZ
LOL
03-22-2004, 07:33 PM
#9461
Originally posted by racer-oZ
ova, you are right, the original the matt francis blocks (without any spacers) are .150 shorter than the original xxx-s standard blocks. In most cases I run minimum .060 shims underneath them otherwise the car is mega twitchy.
The mid roll center that comes in the g-plus kit is only .075 shorter than original xxx-s roll center block. The car seems to run best between .060 and .090 depending on how hooked up you are.
racer-oZ
ova, you are right, the original the matt francis blocks (without any spacers) are .150 shorter than the original xxx-s standard blocks. In most cases I run minimum .060 shims underneath them otherwise the car is mega twitchy.
The mid roll center that comes in the g-plus kit is only .075 shorter than original xxx-s roll center block. The car seems to run best between .060 and .090 depending on how hooked up you are.
racer-oZ
See, we don't need the string originator to learn something...
03-22-2004, 07:36 PM
#9462
Tech Master
LOL, man this is nuts... Alright James, your up to bat.
03-22-2004, 07:36 PM
#9463
xxx-S bill, well that makes me jealous because what that means is that you are running on a high traction surface and your car is hooked up! Our track is in a parking lot on concrete and it's not permanent so we don't have enough traction, but that may change this spring, we are very close to securing a new location!
racer-oZ
racer-oZ
03-22-2004, 07:37 PM
#9464
Tech Fanatic
Originally posted by webspinner
LOL, man this is nuts... Alright James, your up to bat.
LOL, man this is nuts... Alright James, your up to bat.
