Team Corally RDX Touring Car
04-22-2006, 11:47 AM
#7098
It makes the car REALLY lazy and it wont transition that fast at all. It makes the RDX feel like a slug on asphalt (not good) hahaha. The only time I use low roll blocks is when I'm on carpet with foam tires. The standard roll blocks are great for rubber tire racing.
-Korey
-Korey
04-22-2006, 04:55 PM
#7099
Thanks for all answer!
So the standard blocks is best in front?
But the could work better with low blocks at rear?
I have seen a settup with ahoniemi brothers,and they had use the low
blocks in front and 2pc at the end of rear!
That was on tarmac with rubber tires,and they had anti squat at rear when
they use 2pc low blocks!
So the standard blocks is best in front?
But the could work better with low blocks at rear?
I have seen a settup with ahoniemi brothers,and they had use the low
blocks in front and 2pc at the end of rear!
That was on tarmac with rubber tires,and they had anti squat at rear when
they use 2pc low blocks!
04-23-2006, 04:33 PM
#7100
So who all is attending the race at Scotty's this weekend?
Jeff
Jeff
04-23-2006, 04:45 PM
#7101
Originally Posted by Jørgensen
Thanks for all answer!
So the standard blocks is best in front?
But the could work better with low blocks at rear?
I have seen a settup with ahoniemi brothers,and they had use the low
blocks in front and 2pc at the end of rear!
That was on tarmac with rubber tires,and they had anti squat at rear when
they use 2pc low blocks!
So the standard blocks is best in front?
But the could work better with low blocks at rear?
I have seen a settup with ahoniemi brothers,and they had use the low
blocks in front and 2pc at the end of rear!
That was on tarmac with rubber tires,and they had anti squat at rear when
they use 2pc low blocks!
-Korey
04-23-2006, 06:16 PM
#7103
Jeff bring your game face Brad was dropping 12.9's and 12.8s all day today, and even got a 12.7. Only guy racing who cracked below 13.0 Besides your man Brian Koch with 1 12.9
Traction was not very good today and Brian your setup didnt work very well today. Mike Nelson and Brian Koch both ran different setups and Brians was the better of those two. I started with yours from IRP and it was way loose, and i started going towards Koch's setup but didnt get all the way, ran out of time.
Traction was not very good today and Brian your setup didnt work very well today. Mike Nelson and Brian Koch both ran different setups and Brians was the better of those two. I started with yours from IRP and it was way loose, and i started going towards Koch's setup but didnt get all the way, ran out of time.
04-23-2006, 08:13 PM
#7104
Actually brian i will just say the setup didnt work for me. And both mike nelson and brian koch werent running anything like yours. It may work but didnt for me.
04-23-2006, 08:38 PM
#7105
Originally Posted by Brian McGreevy
Me! Well...you knew that.
Jeff, can you bring an extra 2.4 mm topdeck with you? We might need them.
Jeff, can you bring an extra 2.4 mm topdeck with you? We might need them.
Jeff
04-24-2006, 03:41 AM
#7107
Originally Posted by Jeff Brown
Ummm........ I'll talk with Rob and see what I can bring with me. Should not be a problem. If traction is an issue let me know. Rear end or front end grip? Shoot an email over to us to remind me.
Jeff
Jeff
rear end grip
04-24-2006, 05:36 AM
#7108
Originally Posted by Jmccormick
I am now using the aluminum steering blocks with the bearings and so far so good I have only had one gigantic devastating hit when I smacked the boards after getting airborn after bouncing of a flapper at top speed and damn I was amazed the only damage was a broken wheel (the center of the wheel was completely broken from the rest of the wheel) like I said a hard hit LOL... but I also have the ultimate bumper sytem to. I would say that with the adition of the bumper system and the aluminum steering blocks the initial problem with the car being fragile is a thing of the past..
Durability is a big concern for me since I'm new to TC, so which bumper system should I be buying?
04-24-2006, 07:00 AM
#7109
The SRC "Ultimate" bumper is the one you want. It is a Rubberneck style with the Kydex lower.
04-24-2006, 08:30 AM
#7110
Rob/Jeff:
Since all the kits over the last 6+months have included the new 1-piece, white diff pulleys, maybe Corally should change the packaging for their spool.
Right now, all you get is the aluminum piece. People that bought a kit in the last 6+ months don't have the black 42T pulley or the 3 tiny screws to attach it, and will have to buy those separate. Maybe start including those items in one package, just as is done for the 1-way unit. Makes it a lot simpler.
Since all the kits over the last 6+months have included the new 1-piece, white diff pulleys, maybe Corally should change the packaging for their spool.
Right now, all you get is the aluminum piece. People that bought a kit in the last 6+ months don't have the black 42T pulley or the 3 tiny screws to attach it, and will have to buy those separate. Maybe start including those items in one package, just as is done for the 1-way unit. Makes it a lot simpler.