wcoyote

The one way will give you more off-power turn in, but when you nail the throttle on the exit of a turn you will have less steering (underdrive).
I've had better luck with spools then One-ways. One more thing, the one-way will also increase the breaking distance you need.

Randy Caster

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What track do you run at John?

JohnMatrix

RCCAR in San Jose, and Hobby Town in Newark.

Randy Caster

iTrader: (47)

I think for RCCAR I've heard of people running mostly 1 ways, but this was a while ago. I run them practically everywhere except for mod carpet.

JohnMatrix

awsome, good to know. thanks

Cardboard

how much steering throw do you guys get? with my HS5625 its enough to make the screws that fasten the link to the bellcranks half under the steering tunnel each way. Is this normal? Seems like there should be more travel.

pro3racer

holy sh*t, i'm guessing your tires go over the shock screws? I have very little steering, but them i'm running foam. I have very little steering.

EddieO

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Braking with a one way?

I have some parts in the works for the XXX-S.....one is a titanium belt cover for the bottom, should be out in the next couple of weeks. The stainless unit out is nice, but it gets grooves in it too easy.....this one will be a little lighter, but stiffer and resistant to grooves....no price yet.


Also have a titanium belt tensioner on the way. Removes pretty much any chance at flex....no price yet.

Both should be available some time in april.

If yer interested in either, drop me an email at [email protected] , so I can put you on the list.

Later EddieO

Randy Caster

iTrader: (47)

No prob, let me know if I can help with anything else..

tones

iTrader: (55)

a cut blue belt works awesome on big tracks with long straights, excellent top speed but lacks punch.

yellow vice versa.

EricF

sound like a good idea but only if it weighs less than stock.

EddieO

iTrader: (6)

Titanium rarely weighs less than aluminum....we are adding another lightening hole, but my guess it will still weigh a tad bit more(since its such a small parts, I would imagine less than a gram)......but with a car that is already quite a bit underweight.....better to add weight that will actually strengthen a part.....instead of just little lead weights every where....

Later EddieO

Cardboard

hey
ny what you posted, it looks like you make custom parts. have you ever thought about making titanium shock bodies or bellcrank studs?

EricF

true... but does it really matter? having parts made of titanium adds to the cool factor.

E

SPC Racing

When i trun under power the front wheels shake like a son of a bitch. what can i do to correct this.