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04-01-2022, 04:28 PM
Tech Master
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Originally Posted by Maven
Steering Servo
I know it varies from track to track and chassis to chassis but what would the minimum torque spec you think is reliable for a USGT car. Specifically FWD.(so lighter car)
Anyone think an ~8.5kg/cm(120oz/in) is totally insufficient at a novice/intermediate club level? I mean how much torque did servos have 15 or 20 years ago, I feel like the new defacto 10kg min is overkill for a lot of scenarios.
If this is a reasonable hypothesis, then it frees up about 20g of mass for me to either ditch, or be able to move around the car for tuning with no detriment to total weight.
Thoughts?
I know it varies from track to track and chassis to chassis but what would the minimum torque spec you think is reliable for a USGT car. Specifically FWD.(so lighter car)
Anyone think an ~8.5kg/cm(120oz/in) is totally insufficient at a novice/intermediate club level? I mean how much torque did servos have 15 or 20 years ago, I feel like the new defacto 10kg min is overkill for a lot of scenarios.
If this is a reasonable hypothesis, then it frees up about 20g of mass for me to either ditch, or be able to move around the car for tuning with no detriment to total weight.
Thoughts?
04-01-2022, 04:52 PM
New GR Supra GT500 body. Should be banned though.. it’s too scale 😂😂😂😂
04-01-2022, 09:58 PM
Originally Posted by glennhl
I run Futaba BLS551 and BLS571 and they are around 130 oz-in (btw, not oz/in) and they are perfect. 120 should be fine.
Im aware of the unit nomenclature, its just that "-" and "/" are right next to each other on my phone keyboard and Ive got fat fingers and a lack of desire to make the correction LOL
04-01-2022, 10:29 PM
Oh and of course we could always get off into the weeds and geek out over the argument that we really should be using nM or at least being more accurate with our butchered antiquated MKfS metric and throwing the f for force in our kgf-cm ratings.
04-02-2022, 09:27 AM
Any recommendations for ROAR approved stick battery that is in stock?
04-02-2022, 10:35 AM
Originally Posted by The Captain
Any recommendations for ROAR approved stick battery that is in stock?
04-02-2022, 11:13 AM
Originally Posted by Rastaracer
gens ace redline 6000mah 2s lihv batteries are what i use and pretty much in stock at amainhobbies.com
04-02-2022, 06:26 PM
Tech Master
iTrader: (3)
Originally Posted by The Captain
I was looking at these and some other brands, but they do not seem to be ROAR approved.
04-03-2022, 04:04 AM
Tech Adept
I'm currently trying out a Bittydesign Seven20 body on a new USGT build, and I can't get it to stop understeering for the life of me.
Does anyone have tips on a body that would provide better rotation?
I see a lot of guys running Bwoah, but I'm really tempted to try the new Ahura since it looks so nice. Any feedback on it yet?
Does anyone have tips on a body that would provide better rotation?
I see a lot of guys running Bwoah, but I'm really tempted to try the new Ahura since it looks so nice. Any feedback on it yet?
04-03-2022, 12:40 PM
Originally Posted by Xtracrispy
I'm currently trying out a Bittydesign Seven20 body on a new USGT build, and I can't get it to stop understeering for the life of me.
Does anyone have tips on a body that would provide better rotation?
I see a lot of guys running Bwoah, but I'm really tempted to try the new Ahura since it looks so nice. Any feedback on it yet?
Does anyone have tips on a body that would provide better rotation?
I see a lot of guys running Bwoah, but I'm really tempted to try the new Ahura since it looks so nice. Any feedback on it yet?
Without knowing what chassis you run, I'd generally suggest camber and roll centre adjustment, possibly softer springs in the front for better bite.
04-03-2022, 01:43 PM
Originally Posted by mooby64
It is my understanding that any hard case lipo is ROAR approved. I have used the Redline batteries at major events and was never questioned about them.
04-04-2022, 10:56 AM
Originally Posted by The Captain
Any recommendations for ROAR approved stick battery that is in stock?
04-05-2022, 02:11 AM
Originally Posted by Maven
Oh and of course we could always get off into the weeds and geek out over the argument that we really should be using nM or at least being more accurate with our butchered antiquated MKfS metric and throwing the f for force in our kgf-cm ratings.
04-09-2022, 12:49 PM
USGT race length 10 minutes. Triple mains all classes, all mains (A,B,C etc)
April 23-24
Final races for the series in Carbondale IL/Alpha RC raceway. We are going to make it open to all drivers both days Saturday and Sunday (separate events). Saturday will feature a free biscuits and gravy breakfast from local diner Mary Lou's. Out of town drivers will receive a $10 gas card if you pre register.
https://www.rcsignup.com/events/displayEvent.cfm?ID=11581
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Sunday's race will feature a cash raffle with multiple prizes, $500 in total for F1 classes and $500 in total for GT classes. Everyone will get a chance at the $$$. We are also raffling off 3 F1 kits!!
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04-10-2022, 02:25 PM
Anyone else notice the new USGT wheels rub on the rear T4 arms?
