mok

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i've attached the setup i'm currently using to this post...

info about the track..

- bumpy, quite a few cracks
- 10 degree banked sweeper exiting the straight
- 60m straight, top speed about 110kmh

here's a link to an image of the track..
http://www.rctech.net/forum/attachme...ma_highres.jpg

and here's the track on nearmap..
http://www.nearmap.com/[email protected]&nmd=20110420

-Mark

Korey Harbke

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Hello Everyone!

I just posted up my setup from the Reedy Race on Xray's setup sheet database. It's a pretty solid and easy to drive setup with a push. My std asphalt setup I developed this last weekend is actually a lot better overall, but I figured I would post both for everyone to see. Happy Racing!

-Korey

racenut123

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No linky for the lazy!? gawd.

Chris Adams

Wow, that is a funky setup you have there. I recommend going back to a spool in the front and starting all over with the roll center at the arms. Kick up at the front is just asking for more weight transfer. To compensate, you went to the 3.2 springs but i really do not think that is the way to go. Try flat all the way around with l1 l2 2 hole front, 3 hole rear and go from there. I cant imagine it being bad.

Korey Harbke

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It's good for you . Gives your finger some exercise :P

spring71

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mok

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oops, the setup sheet is not showing the diffs i am running atm..
-- front is a spool, rear is a gear diff with 2000wt

funny thing is, while the setup may be "funky".. its currently holding the track record over 5mins

miccal

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Oh snap!

Chris Adams

You didn't seem content with wearing through your front tires at a fast rate so i was trying to help. Track record may not mean much depending on where you race haha

mok

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lol.. you shush you :P

yeah, i'm not content with wearing through my front tyres at a faster rate than the rears..

aside from that, one of the other things i dont like is it develops a bit of an on-power push through the chicanes on the track i linked before..

thanks and keep the suggestions coming, i'll prob end up trying them all!

*edit* ps. you are right, the kickup should probably go.. that has been something i never can decide what i like

CraigM

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the on power push is from the 4mm front droop

I think you should go back to kit with the h front roll centres. Otherwise, I'll have a good setup you can try after NSW titles

S.A.W

Here's my latest sheet for my local track, I still find the front's wear more and it pushes. Needs more turn in, I think. I also find the back can sometimes get loose on and off power but not that often.

http://forum.teamxray.com/xform/inde...&setup=t3_2011

CraigM

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Have you tried different goop? I find Rhienard only works on a few tracks, and it can make the car really squirrelly everywhere else.

I would stand the rear shocks back up to kit and go to 2 deg of rear camber to settle the rear down, then go back to 3.0 or 2.8 front spring to get the front end back, and put the shocks back down a hole on the tower. To get better initial you can go back to 1mm shim on the C-hub or add a bit of antidive, 0.5mm shim under the suspension block behind the spool is a good way to achieve this.

CraigM

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Here are the pics of my servo mod. The hardware is all tamiya, this makes a difference because the ball nut is probably 1-2mm higher than an xray one would be and that stops the link hitting the rack at full lock, of course you could just as easily shim an xray one. The shim on the servo horn is 2.5mm, and the servo is about 1mm in from the chassis edge - this is important, at first I had it flush with the edge and I couldn't get full lock.

S.A.W

Thanks.

Yes tried other additive I normally use the CS stuff. Only reason I use 3.2 's on front is because my car always seems to be loose into a corner/chicane off power. I've also been on old tyres which doesn't help when there grained on the front