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09-21-2001, 07:25 PM
#571
fai- PYC today? ........ I need to know, in case I bump into your identical twin again!!?!! haha
09-21-2001, 07:27 PM
#572
Originally posted by fai
Dtm: I copied this from Xray set-up book:
Longer link = more traction and less stability.
Shorter link = less traction and greater stability.
Dtm: I copied this from Xray set-up book:
Longer link = more traction and less stability.
Shorter link = less traction and greater stability.
09-21-2001, 07:27 PM
#573
Originally posted by Disaster999
Fai: thanks....but all of a sudden, i like to get tub chassis cars for no reason...think graphite plates arent for me!!
the losi xxx-s is about 900-1000?
its good to ask ppl here...i get opinions!!
Fai: thanks....but all of a sudden, i like to get tub chassis cars for no reason...think graphite plates arent for me!!
the losi xxx-s is about 900-1000?
its good to ask ppl here...i get opinions!!
09-21-2001, 07:28 PM
#574
Originally posted by dtm
fai- PYC today? ........ I need to know, in case I bump into your identical twin again!!?!! haha
fai- PYC today? ........ I need to know, in case I bump into your identical twin again!!?!! haha
09-21-2001, 07:29 PM
#576
Originally posted by Disaster999
argh...
who told me that its about the same??
argh...
who told me that its about the same??
09-21-2001, 07:30 PM
#577
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Dtm: I've read an article about camber change a lot time ago and may be this can explain:
With a longer link, the camber change is really reduced. This induced that less weight is forced on the tires under tire deformation -> tire will not slide out so easily (more traction). But if you throttle more and the tire will come to a point to slide out "violently" (less stability)...
Please correct me if I'm wrong!! What's your opinion??
With a longer link, the camber change is really reduced. This induced that less weight is forced on the tires under tire deformation -> tire will not slide out so easily (more traction). But if you throttle more and the tire will come to a point to slide out "violently" (less stability)...
Please correct me if I'm wrong!! What's your opinion??
09-21-2001, 07:31 PM
#579
Originally posted by Manticore
I want to go to PYC tonight too
I want to go to PYC tonight too
If fai joins us we can take turns in boxing in his Pro 3!
09-21-2001, 07:31 PM
#580
Originally posted by fai
Dtm: I copied this from Xray set-up book:
Longer link = more traction and less stability.
Shorter link = less traction and greater stability.
Dtm: I copied this from Xray set-up book:
Longer link = more traction and less stability.
Shorter link = less traction and greater stability.
Shorter link = less traction and greater stability.= slower cornering
09-21-2001, 07:32 PM
#582
Originally posted by dtm
What time will you be there.... we can have quite a few Xrays running then! (5) If fai joins us we can take turns in boxing in his Pro 3!
What time will you be there.... we can have quite a few Xrays running then! (5)
If fai joins us we can take turns in boxing in his Pro 3!
09-21-2001, 07:33 PM
#583
Originally posted by fai
Dtm: I've read an article about camber change a lot time ago and may be this can explain:
With a longer link, the camber change is really reduced. This induced that less weight is forced on the tires under tire deformation -> tire will not slide out so easily (more traction). But if you throttle more and the tire will come to a point to slide out "violently" (less stability)...
Please correct me if I'm wrong!! What's your opinion??
Dtm: I've read an article about camber change a lot time ago and may be this can explain:
With a longer link, the camber change is really reduced. This induced that less weight is forced on the tires under tire deformation -> tire will not slide out so easily (more traction). But if you throttle more and the tire will come to a point to slide out "violently" (less stability)...
Please correct me if I'm wrong!! What's your opinion??
09-21-2001, 07:34 PM
#584
Originally posted by Manticore
sorry i am no terrorist !!!
sorry i am no terrorist !!!
