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Old 12-06-2005, 06:40 AM
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OMG a Jim McClure sighting......See ya Sat.
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I am currently running 70 weight oil in the front with 60 rate springs and 30 weight oil in the rear with 25 rate springs with the original kit arms on carpet. When using the new BK arms on carpet, what shock oil and spring rates do you suggest on my current setup?
50wt in front and 30wt in rear.

For springs I used 30lb front and 20lb rear.
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OK-heres the set-up on the car.

Front
6 deg caster
Camber link middle hole inside.
Steering stock (no bump shims)
high roll rear block, low roll front block and raised 0.050". 1 deg toe block.
Shocks middle hole on tower, 35 lb spring, 60 wt. oil #60
diff low, mid wheelbase.

Rear
standard 0deg hubs, 2 deg inner toe in.
Camber link middle row-middle hole. Outside on hub and raised 0.030" short ballstud.
Shocks out on arm, three in on tower. 17.5 lb spring 40 wt. oil # 57
sway bar (third thickest in kit
diff high, mid wheelbase.

Thats all for now. I'll add more later.

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Old 12-06-2005, 12:51 PM
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Standard or offset hub carriers and which hole are the hubs in?

No front bar?

Front diff or one-way?

Center spool or one-way?

Are those the standard kit pistons? I don't remember
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Old 12-06-2005, 01:29 PM
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the standard kit pistons are #56's i believe


that setup is way different then mine...but i run a spool with BK brackets too
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Standard or offset hub carriers and which hole are the hubs in? outside hole and standard

No front bar? NO

Front diff or one-way? Diff

Center spool or one-way? Spool

Are those the standard kit pistons? I don't remember Yes-standard kit pistons.
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Old 12-06-2005, 01:42 PM
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Hmm, wonder what this thing would do with a double one-way....
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Old 12-06-2005, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by POOKYT
MRJOLLY--Yes they are but visit this page to make sure you check your clearances on all of them. http://www.teamlosi.com/jrxs-page/trick%20tip%20pg2.htm

Hope this helps Mate!!

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Old 12-06-2005, 02:03 PM
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i would like to try the double one way setup....i had that 414x that had that....it worked there....
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Old 12-06-2005, 02:21 PM
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My TA05 is double one way and it was quick @ the Den, I just kept breaking outboard hinge pins. There's a former TL driver here this week and I plan to pick his brain on the car too.
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cool....good luck....
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Old 12-06-2005, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by bigdog xxx-s
Brant you missed the part where I said "or" 1 deg rear toe bar and 1 deg hugs flipped to get 2 deg. Still wondering which way is better, or if it makes a difference.
Nope, I got what you said but your still wrong. 1 deg. rear toe bar with 1 deg hubs "flipped" will give you ZERO deg. toe-in. My point was that any time you flip the hubs it will reduce the amount of toe-in. Sorry for the confusion.

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hey guys, another newbie question for you;

is there supposed to be a white O-ring that sits at the base of the top threads of the shock? (where the top cap would thread down to) I purchased my kit pre-assembled, and am suspect if these were assembled correctly. I'm thinking that these white O-rings might actually be for the spring preload adjusters....

thanks again.
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the adjustment sleve that threads onto the shock body there is a channel on the top side of it. that is where you install that skinny white oring. this way when you adjust the tension it won't slowly work it's way up.
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Old 12-06-2005, 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted by rayhuang
OK-heres the set-up on the car.

Front
6 deg caster
Camber link middle hole inside.
Steering stock (no bump shims)
high roll rear block, low roll front block and raised 0.050". 0 deg toe block.
Shocks middle hole on tower, 35 lb spring, 60 wt. oil #60
diff low, mid wheelbase.

Rear
standard 0deg hubs, 2 deg inner toe in.
Camber link middle row-middle hole. Outside on hub and raised 0.030" short ballstud.
Shocks out on arm, three in on tower. 17.5 lb spring 40 wt. oil # 57
sway bar (third thickest in kit
diff high, mid wheelbase.

Thats all for now. I'll add more later.
I am going try that set up at road rage tomarrow I'll let you guys know how well it works.
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