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Originally Posted by cplus
(Post 14108172)
I'm moving to Canberra later this year - I assume the F1 scene is quite buoyant?
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First outing with car was good. Better than my luck with the xray I had. Car does need some minor tweaking to get it right. Had some rough qualifiers and started second to last. Used my old 101 with exotek front end and made it up to second out of 10 cars. Going to be putting on a exotek front end on this 102 to try.
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Nice, made up allot of ground. I was trying to decide between the Exotech, and the Tamiya 101 Carbon front suspension.
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Originally Posted by TRF102Fiend
(Post 14123382)
Nice, made up allot of ground. I was trying to decide between the Exotech, and the Tamiya 101 Carbon front suspension.
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I didn't like 101 carbon option, more difficult to change the set up and, not sure, less camber.
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Received my trf102 today - looking forward to building it over the weekend :nod:
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Originally Posted by tobz
(Post 14121443)
Yep there are a lot of us running F1 in Canberra. We have indoor racing on carpet every fortnight on a Tuesday night and outdoor racing every other Sunday. Lots of fun and good competition.
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Originally Posted by Josh-n-ya
(Post 14123388)
My friend perfures the carbon and I the exotek full front suspension. Only real drawback to it is using the servo holder. It requires the use of a long 36mm screw to hold the upper arm end. When getting bumped or bumping something that screw bends. That changes the suspension geometry. So buy lots of those screws.
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Originally Posted by Sydewynder
(Post 14130337)
You don't have to use the Exotek servo holder....;)
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Yesterday I had my first rollout with my TRF102 (Kit-Setup) and had a lot of understeer (tarmac).
What can I change? Kit-Setup: front: soft spring, camber 1° rear: rolldamper: hard grease; damper: 400er oil, hard spring (silver 54465) Tires: Ride (rubber) Ronald |
Originally Posted by weber2406
(Post 14133158)
Yesterday I had my first rollout with my TRF102 (Kit-Setup) and had a lot of understeer (tarmac).
What can I change? Kit-Setup: front: soft spring, camber 1° rear: rolldamper: hard gease; damper: 400er oil, hard spring (silver 54465) Tires: Ride (rubber) Ronald |
only these Ride-tires are allowed. I cannot switch.
Ronald |
Originally Posted by weber2406
(Post 14133158)
Yesterday I had my first rollout with my TRF102 (Kit-Setup) and had a lot of understeer (tarmac).
What can I change? Kit-Setup: front: soft spring, camber 1° rear: rolldamper: hard grease; damper: 400er oil, hard spring (silver 54465) Tires: Ride (rubber) Ronald Kit-Setup: front: silver spring, camber 2.5° Toe-Out +2 rear: roll damper: soft grease; damper: Tamiya Kit (Yellow) oil, kit's spring Placement of Battery : behind servo. ESC behind the battery Ride High : 4.5MM front, 5.5mm rear. droop 1.5MM Tires: Ride (rubber) |
Originally Posted by weber2406
(Post 14133233)
only these Ride-tires are allowed. I cannot switch.
Ronald Rear - try the stiffer t-bar As much as I personally hate using it, are you saucing the tyres? |
Originally Posted by ShadowAu
(Post 14133259)
Ok for the front - try more toe out
Rear - try the stiffer t-bar As much as I personally hate using it, are you saucing the tyres? |
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