OFNA GT-V2e 1/8 GT
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#574
I am back!! seems like there are some users that still want to talk about the OFNA GTV2 chassis so I did some research on front geometry and came up with this FF pivot block that gives you anti-dive and dynamic caster at the same time. what this relates to is that the car gets more forward traction and under decel eliminates weight transfer so the rear doesnt get unstable under braking! under acceleration the car "stiffens" up much like anti squat does in the rear!
What are you OFNA guys doing for rear toe and antisquat? I drew up a 1* toe block but i have concerns about the rear slop which is inevitable with RC cars. By nature the rear tires tend to "toe out" under acceleration so if i make a toe block for 0 or even 1* the car will probably be really unstable.
CK i tried to get it done before your order went out but i figured you wanted your stuff ASAP!!
I am also working on a contingency program for you speed freaks!!
the RCShox arm braces work wonders at high speeds on the track so will be great for high speed runs and they are aerodynamically better for the underbody since they are flat.
RCSHox 2 stage pistons offer superb stability for rough roads.
RCShox steel shielded bearings are just faster than any rubber sealed bearings
RCShox FFpivot "speed" block coming soon
and RCShox FR toe "speed"block coming soon once we figure out what optimal toe and Antisquat is!
Gimme a couple of days and what i will probably do is give you guys a code to enter in when you order and i will throw some test parts in with your order to give me feedback on, once again thanx for your support and all of your PM's. I could possibly have a line on some dedicated high speed bodies but not sure if i can close the deal or not at the very least i may be able to swing a few samples!
What are you OFNA guys doing for rear toe and antisquat? I drew up a 1* toe block but i have concerns about the rear slop which is inevitable with RC cars. By nature the rear tires tend to "toe out" under acceleration so if i make a toe block for 0 or even 1* the car will probably be really unstable.
CK i tried to get it done before your order went out but i figured you wanted your stuff ASAP!!
I am also working on a contingency program for you speed freaks!!
the RCShox arm braces work wonders at high speeds on the track so will be great for high speed runs and they are aerodynamically better for the underbody since they are flat.
RCSHox 2 stage pistons offer superb stability for rough roads.
RCShox steel shielded bearings are just faster than any rubber sealed bearings
RCShox FFpivot "speed" block coming soon
and RCShox FR toe "speed"block coming soon once we figure out what optimal toe and Antisquat is!
Gimme a couple of days and what i will probably do is give you guys a code to enter in when you order and i will throw some test parts in with your order to give me feedback on, once again thanx for your support and all of your PM's. I could possibly have a line on some dedicated high speed bodies but not sure if i can close the deal or not at the very least i may be able to swing a few samples!
Last edited by MantisWorx; 08-21-2013 at 04:12 PM.
#575
#576
Tech Elite
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I am back!! seems like there are some users that still want to talk about the OFNA GTV2 chassis so I did some research on front geometry and came up with this FF pivot block that gives you anti-dive and dynamic caster at the same time. what this relates to is that the car gets more forward traction and under decel eliminates weight transfer so the rear doesnt get unstable under braking! under acceleration the car "stiffens" up much like anti squat does in the rear!
What are you OFNA guys doing for rear toe and antisquat? I drew up a 1* toe block but i have concerns about the rear slop which is inevitable with RC cars. By nature the rear tires tend to "toe out" under acceleration so if i make a toe block for 0 or even 1* the car will probably be really unstable.
CK i tried to get it done before your order went out but i figured you wanted your stuff ASAP!!
I am also working on a contingency program for you speed freaks!!
the RCShox arm braces work wonders at high speeds on the track so will be great for high speed runs and they are aerodynamically better for the underbody since they are flat.
RCSHox 2 stage pistons offer superb stability for rough roads.
RCShox steel shielded bearings are just faster than any rubber sealed bearings
RCShox FFpivot "speed" block coming soon
and RCShox FR toe "speed"block coming soon once we figure out what optimal toe and Antisquat is!
Gimme a couple of days and what i will probably do is give you guys a code to enter in when you order and i will throw some test parts in with your order to give me feedback on, once again thanx for your support and all of your PM's. I could possibly have a line on some dedicated high speed bodies but not sure if i can close the deal or not at the very least i may be able to swing a few samples!
What are you OFNA guys doing for rear toe and antisquat? I drew up a 1* toe block but i have concerns about the rear slop which is inevitable with RC cars. By nature the rear tires tend to "toe out" under acceleration so if i make a toe block for 0 or even 1* the car will probably be really unstable.
CK i tried to get it done before your order went out but i figured you wanted your stuff ASAP!!
I am also working on a contingency program for you speed freaks!!
the RCShox arm braces work wonders at high speeds on the track so will be great for high speed runs and they are aerodynamically better for the underbody since they are flat.
RCSHox 2 stage pistons offer superb stability for rough roads.
RCShox steel shielded bearings are just faster than any rubber sealed bearings
RCShox FFpivot "speed" block coming soon
and RCShox FR toe "speed"block coming soon once we figure out what optimal toe and Antisquat is!
Gimme a couple of days and what i will probably do is give you guys a code to enter in when you order and i will throw some test parts in with your order to give me feedback on, once again thanx for your support and all of your PM's. I could possibly have a line on some dedicated high speed bodies but not sure if i can close the deal or not at the very least i may be able to swing a few samples!
Last edited by Jstall7543; 08-22-2013 at 03:58 AM.
#577
Tech Elite
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You guys all ROCK!
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Very good idea Chris!
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I just put clip on washers on the shock shafts above the lower spring perch, some people use nitro fuel tubing others use orings like a bump stop. I've used all of these methods for my indoor clay rigs. This is pretty innovative but at the expense of the sway bar. Sway bar probably doesn't do much with the limited travel we use anyway, I haven't really looked into it. Mod looks cool though, let us know how it works! This car is really taking off, I was really worried for a while!
You guys all ROCK!
You guys all ROCK!
#580
So, with a 3.20 final drive, what gearing options are we talking about for 125mph?
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I just put clip on washers on the shock shafts above the lower spring perch, some people use nitro fuel tubing others use orings like a bump stop. I've used all of these methods for my indoor clay rigs. This is pretty innovative but at the expense of the sway bar. Sway bar probably doesn't do much with the limited travel we use anyway, I haven't really looked into it. Mod looks cool though, let us know how it works! This car is really taking off, I was really worried for a while!
You guys all ROCK!
You guys all ROCK!
Do you think i will have any adverse effect removing the sway bar?Do i really need them for straight runs?I would like to remove them anyways if not needed.Chris
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OFNA GTV2 chassis upgrades
Thanks Marcus, looking forward to those braces.Will be on the look out for other items of interest, good excuse for getting another chassis.Cheers Chris
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Hi J,i purposely avoided touching the shocks,for me its much easier to adjust or remove etc.When i install the A-arm braces it will have a good solid stop.So far so good.
Do you think i will have any adverse effect removing the sway bar?Do i really need them for straight runs?I would like to remove them anyways if not needed.Chris
Do you think i will have any adverse effect removing the sway bar?Do i really need them for straight runs?I would like to remove them anyways if not needed.Chris
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Thanks for the input J, droop, anti squat, sway bar, i know in theory what they do, but setting a car up using these options is not something i have experience with.Hope i will be fine with my present set up.Chris
Last edited by ckhaber; 08-23-2013 at 01:32 PM.