World GT-R Rules and Discussion
#466
Ran with CRC's Brian Wynn this last weekend at the PKC race in North Dakota. He was so very helpful and a credit to CRC! He taught me so much!
Thanks so much
Thanks so much
#467
#469
Anyone have a feel for differences in handling between having the battery all the way forward, inline, with esc and rec behind the battery, and having the battery transverse rearward, having the esc and rec. just forward of the battery?
#470
Tech Champion
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I have run mine both ways and prefer transverse in all conditions. It keeps the rear end planted. I've run the SpeedMerchant, a CRC LE and a VBC Lightning 10. The CRC was run with in-line forward, in-line back and transverse back. It is currently transverse back and very quick.
#471
Brian said that going soft in springs and dampener fluild is the way to go. As I got the car softer it handled better and better.
#472
Tech Master
iTrader: (1)
Now I need to figure out how to set up the layout in the car to test in-line with this chassis. It maybe that the real change was the wider spacing of the links.
#473
#474
Going to change the layout in mine from inline to be like my S120LTR, and try that next time. Won't be this weekend, going to Motorama to play in the dirt, but I'll try it the following weekend.
#475
im looking to get a GT-R car going would what is a good starting setup for the s100ltr?
#477
Tech Adept
Yes we are shimming it that far. You cannot feel it at all. Our new rubber car that is coming takes care of that problem. But if you were on the driver stand and I put down a car with the motor shimmed and a car without the motor shimmed up, you could not tell me which one was which at this speed.
#479
The entire rear pod is the same as the S120LTR 1/12th scale, which runs a transverse battery. Just going to have to tape the battery in place. I also use some thin double sided tape to keep the battery in place. I usually never take the batteries out of either car to charge them.