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I've putting in a lot of laps this week and my times have noticeably dropped. I started the month at 499s on the race time, so I feel like I came a long way. Treads are gone on the radial rears and the front are super thin. I'm running out tires lol but they're on order though. I have a tuning question. When changing T-Plates stiffness what characteristics change on the car. Same with the front springs. I have an EVO that I haven't really run much, because I have been more focused on my driving and understanding of the car. If I have time I might do an entry for the EVO this month. The EVO is definitely a faster car but my times on the box stock is faster.
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Originally Posted by Revto13g
(Post 15640888)
I've putting in a lot of laps this week and my times have noticeably dropped. I started the month at 499s on the race time, so I feel like I came a long way. Treads are gone on the radial rears and the front are super thin. I'm running out tires lol but they're on order though. I have a tuning question. When changing T-Plates stiffness what characteristics change on the car. Same with the front springs. I have an EVO that I haven't really run much, because I have been more focused on my driving and understanding of the car. If I have time I might do an entry for the EVO this month. The EVO is definitely a faster car but my times on the box stock is faster.
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I do the majority of my tuning by feel, I care most about how comfortable the car is to drive. Every track and layout may require a different setup for that feeling, but often a setup that favors stability slightly will be the most consistent over the stint.
on smaller tracks like the mini-96, you need full steering capability. So the main goal in that setup is to offer a front end with good stability into and off the corner, while offering a lot of mid corner steering. Generally, a slightly softer setup than a large circuit is required, and once sorting out the tire, it is getting the spring right. Softer spring will have more pitching and body roll in the corners. Going too soft you will start to lose traction on the opposite end of the car (rear into the corner, and front off the corner). After springs, it's figuring out the damping. Even in a box stock scenario, damping can make the setup more consistent. Grease on the shaft on the center shock, and kingpins can calm an edgier car to become consistent. Damping essentially slows the reaction as the mass transfers f/r and side to side. Too much damping (grease too high viscosity) will slow the transfer too much, and make the mass stay too long at that part of the car beyond where you want it to be. Reverse front kingpin work better with grease than the traditional layout does. Generally, 5-15k grease works well on smaller circuits where you want more body roll, and 15-30k is better for larger circuits. I often start dry, then work my way up. |
LAYOUT MAY 2020
Aula Boxstock classe
Data-20/05/2020 Location-Milano, Italia Race Time-310.8 Fastest Lap 3.88 Elettroniche- MR03 ASF Body-McLaren P1 Wheelbase- 98 millimetri Tires- Marka V5F25 anteriore, Marka v1R10 posteriore Motor- Kyosho MZ9P Batterie- Pn corsa 750 su Springs- PN primavera rosso T-Plate Kyosho morbido carbonio Motor Il supporto della norma ammortizzatore (se applicabile) - antivibrazioni di fluido (se applicabile) - N / A Gearing-7t Notes- https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...efd5c0110d.png |
LAYOUT MAY 2020
Class- Stock class
Date-05/22/2020 Location- Milan, Italy Race Time- 277.2 Fastest Lap- 3.57 Chassis- MR03 EVO Body- Honda HSV-010 Wheelbase- 98mm Tires- PMarka v5F25 front, Marka v1R10 Rear Motor- Atomin 3500kv Batteries- PN 750 Front Springs- green T-Plate- Pn black fiber glass #4 Motor Mount- MM PN multi mount Dampener (If applicable)- fiber glass Dampener Fluid (If applicable)- N/A Gearing-44/9 Notes- https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...dccc93f3a6.png |
LAYOUT MAY 2020
Class- ProStock class 98mm
Date-05/26/2020 Location- Milan, Italy Race Time- 275.4 Fastest Lap- 3.50 Chassis- MR03 EVO Body- Audi r8 LMS 2015 Wheelbase- 98mm Tires- Pn KSM Soft Front, Marka v1R10 Rear Motor- kyosho 5600 kv Batteries- PN racing 750 Front Springs- Kyosho green spring T-Plate- Kyosho fiber glass 5H Motor Mount- kyosho MZW310 Dampener (If applicable)- on the side shock grease 5000 Dampener Fluid (If applicable)- N/A Gearing-44/6 Notes- https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...e0acfcff72.png |
LAYOUT MAY 2020
Class- ProStock class 102mm
Date-05/26/2020 Location- Milan, Italy Race Time- 278.4 Fastest Lap- 3.54 Chassis- MR03 EVO Body- Mazda 787 Wheelbase- 98mm Tires- Pn KSM Soft Front, Marka v1R10 Rear Motor- kyosho 5600 kv Batteries- PN racing 750 Front Springs- Kyosho redspring T-Plate- Kyosho carbon soft Motor Mount- kyosho MZW310 Dampener (If applicable)- on the side shock grease 5000 Dampener Fluid (If applicable)- N/A Gearing-44/6 Notes- https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...85c15a594c.png |
LAYOUT MAY 2020
Class- Open 2wd
Date-05/14/2020 Location- Milan, Italy Race Time- 278.4 Fastest Lap- 3.44 Chassis- GLR Body- Audi r8 LMS 2015 Wheelbase- 98mm Tires- Pn KSM Soft Front, Marka v1R10 Rear Motor- gl 3500 kv Batteries- lipo Gl Front Springs- blu T-Plate- tridumper gl red spring on the side, black spring in the center Motor Mount- tridumper gl Dampener (If applicable)- on the side shock grease 15K and 30K Dampener Fluid (If applicable)- N/A Gearing-53/10 Notes- https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...7cb4af136b.png |
LAYOUT MAY 2020
I wasn't able to run as I wanted, unfortunately once per category, apart from the Lm with which I managed to do two races.
I would have liked to test more, the tmepo is always little ... let's see if I can improve at least the stock. Work, family and commitments do not always leave more space. Thanks to Jim and Marwan for the good work you do in the M96WC.The photos of the machines can be found on the group page on facebook |
May Stock Class Entry
Class- Stock
Date- May 28, 2020 Location- Madison, Wi Race Time- 385.81 Fastest Lap- 4.50s Chassis- Kyosho MR-03 Body- Audi R8 Wheelbase- 98mm Tires- PN Firm Motor- White endbell MZ9P Batteries- 800mah Nimah Front Springs- Orange T-Plate- Carbon Stiff Motor Mount- MM2 Dampener (If applicable)- Disc Gearing- 7t 64p pinion w/ball diff Notes- +4 toe bar. Have the stock motor installed so I don't have to run in Super Stock anymore. Car is running more predictably with the harder Tplate and springs. Getting some traction rolling on the fast corners yet and may play around with front/rear balance to see if that helps. I'm wondering if I take the Disc damper off, would this car qualify for Box Stock? https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...1ae9126ed7.jpg Stock motor and springs + Tplates https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...48c2b9c06.jpeg https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...25aa3db93.jpeg So many mistakes.... |
Layout maggio 2020
Dati Aula Archivio-
29/05/2020 Località- L'Aquila-Italia Gara Time- 284.6 Giro veloce 3.57 Elettroniche- kyosho evo Body- Interasse Mc P1- Pneumatici 98- V8-15 V1-R5 anteriore prova Motor- 3500 Batterie - 750 molle anteriori - Arancione T-Plate-nero n.2 motore Il supporto della antivibrazioni (SE APPLICABILE) - Dampener Fluido (SE APPLICABILE) - Gearing- 9/53 Per poter arrivare a questo risultato ho fatto moltissime prove sul set-up del modello ma sopratutto mi alleno tantissimo nella guida sul tracciato avrò percorso 100000km questo mese con la mia Minizeta😂 Fonti Manuel (Medo998) Italia Ciao non riesco a INSERIRE foto sono su Facebook |
Originally Posted by tomthegeek
(Post 15645741)
Class- Stock
Date- May 28, 2020 Location- Madison, Wi Race Time- 385.81 Fastest Lap- 4.50s Chassis- Kyosho MR-03 Body- Audi R8 Wheelbase- 98mm Tires- PN Firm Motor- White endbell MZ9P Batteries- 800mah Nimah Front Springs- Orange T-Plate- Carbon Stiff Motor Mount- MM2 Dampener (If applicable)- Disc Gearing- 7t 64p pinion w/ball diff Notes- +4 toe bar. Have the stock motor installed so I don't have to run in Super Stock anymore. Car is running more predictably with the harder Tplate and springs. Getting some traction rolling on the fast corners yet and may play around with front/rear balance to see if that helps. I'm wondering if I take the Disc damper off, would this car qualify for Box Stock? https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...1ae9126ed7.jpg Stock motor and springs + Tplates https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...48c2b9c06.jpeg https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...25aa3db93.jpeg So many mistakes.... Cheers, Jim |
Originally Posted by LJH
(Post 15645788)
What else is on the car? I see a ball diff that would need to go as well to fit in with the Box Stock rules.
Cheers, Jim |
May Open Class Entry
Class - Open F1
Date - April 29, 2020 Location - Madison, WI Basement Race Time - 358.63 Fastest Lap - 4.09 Chassis - GLF-1 Brass Body - Stock lexan Wheelbase - 114mm Tires - Front: Marka 21 Rear: Marka V9 10 Motor - GL 3500kv sensored Batteries - GL 330mah LiPo Front Springs - Yellow Rear Side Springs - Yellow Rear Center Spring - Blue Motor Mount - Stock Aluminum Dampener Fluid - 3mil silicon oil center shock Gearing - 10t Pinion, 52t PN limited slip spur Notes - Roller wing, lexan rear wing Nearly identical time to last month but hey consistency! Tried running my 98mm GLR tonight but it's got major problems, seems like the rear wheel is lifting and not sure I like the PN Firms in front. https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...24711b8291.jpg |
May Box Stock Class Entry
Class- Box Stock
Date- 5/31/20 Location- Denton, TX Race Time- 386.5 Fastest Lap- 4.46 Chassis- MR03 Body- Audi R8 2010 LMS Wheelbase- 98mm Tires- Rear Kyosho 20R, Front Kyosho 20S Motor- Stock Batteries- EBL 800 Front Springs- PN Red T-Plate- Kyosho Carbon #1 Motor Mount- MM Dampener (If applicable)- Stock Dampener Fluid (If applicable)- N/A Gearing- 7T Pinion Notes- Trouble getting used to the higher cornering speeds on this track vs March/April. Looking forward to next month as I should have a little more time to test. |
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