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Old 05-24-2017, 06:10 PM
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So Bert, how is your F6 setup?
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Probably already been asked, but any feedback as forward servo setup?
Benefits of that setup compare to standard servo setup?

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Just finished building the roller...

The F6 is every bit the kit that the X1 is - own both the X1 2016 and X1 2017. I diverged from the kit build by floating the entire servo and steering bellcrank. Post a pic or two soon...

Nice build experience without a single issue.
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Old 05-25-2017, 06:12 AM
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So raced mine for the first time and had some fun. My only problem now is the front wing is now bent down on one side.
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Originally Posted by cmb
So raced mine for the first time and had some fun. My only problem now is the front wing is now bent down on one side.
Dip it in boiling water, gently twist it straight and let it cool. Do not cool the wing in cold water. Repeat until your wing sits flat again. This is problem with most F1 wings.
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Old 05-25-2017, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by liljohn1064
Dip it in boiling water, gently twist it straight and let it cool. Do not cool the wing in cold water. Repeat until your wing sits flat again. This is problem with most F1 wings.
Thank you I will try that.
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A few other small mods / adjustments.

Got rid of that pesky nut and ballstud on the outside damper tubes. Used an identical shock eyelet (31700) and pivot ball (4637) that's used throughout the rest of the kit. Nice and clean.

Also used a standard 3x8mm button head in lieu of the 8mm setscrew for the tweak springs. Provides a vertical and stable platform for the spring thumbscrews. Use a little Tamiya anti-wear grease and they won't move without the help of your thumb.

A few other "ideas" coming...
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Originally Posted by liljohn1064
Dip it in boiling water, gently twist it straight and let it cool. Do not cool the wing in cold water. Repeat until your wing sits flat again. This is problem with most F1 wings.
Unless you use the Tamiya f104-j wing. Never bends, raced mine for over 2 years before I replaced it because it finally got a crack in the wing.
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Originally Posted by chensleyrc1
Unless you use the Tamiya f104-j wing. Never bends, raced mine for over 2 years before I replaced it because it finally got a crack in the wing.
Those Tamiya wings are hard to twist. The best in the hobby for sure.
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Originally Posted by liljohn1064
Those Tamiya wings are hard to twist. The best in the hobby for sure.

I wonder if the 104 wing will bolt up to the F6?
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Originally Posted by chensleyrc1
Unless you use the Tamiya f104-j wing. Never bends, raced mine for over 2 years before I replaced it because it finally got a crack in the wing.
Yep, best wing I've used so far for a lot of reasons:
- super light
- very durable
- sits higher so it never rubs the carpet or gets stuck under boards
- narrow - doesn't stick out too far and interfere with tight corner entry
- cheap
- looks good with narrow rear wings
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That wing is hard to find, but CRC Has them in stock in limited quantities!

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Anyone have problems with too much on throttle steering? any input on the throttle while turning has me spun out facing oncoming traffic
3 new f6 cars racing at my local, all having the same problem. On a med traction asphalt track
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Originally Posted by DavidNERODease
Yep, best wing I've used so far for a lot of reasons:
- super light
- very durable
- sits higher so it never rubs the carpet or gets stuck under boards
- narrow - doesn't stick out too far and interfere with tight corner entry
- cheap
- looks good with narrow rear wings
Yep and easy to find:
https://www.tqrcracing.com/shop/prod...w.asp?p_id=822
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Originally Posted by Markus
Anyone have problems with too much on throttle steering? any input on the throttle while turning has me spun out facing oncoming traffic
3 new f6 cars racing at my local, all having the same problem. On a med traction asphalt track
What motors?

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