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Old 11-05-2007, 02:24 AM
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Guys,

A local track in Gasden Alabama will hold this race the Friday and Saturday after the holiday. It will be a large regional race and will draw racers from the Alabama area as well as Florida, Georgia, Carolinas, and more from all over the southeast. I have also spoke with drivers from Texas, Utah, virginia, Tennessee that also plan to make the trek to the shootout! This is a top notch Facility. It has a huge drivers stand, lights, power and water, Hobbyshop, indoor restrooms(men/women), on site concessions, plenty of room for pitting, camping, etc...

Practice will be all day Friday and some of Saturday morning. This is a good sized track and is fun to drive on! You can get info of of www.tbirdhobbies.com but hotel is .5 mile of interstate 20 and track is approx .5 miles further. OCM is working on providing a large circus type tent for racers along with tables and chairs. I would like the OCM guys to make the trip as this will be a good chance to get together and work on setups, meet everyone, etc.....not to mention take the title back with us! It will be a challenge as some of CEN top guns as well as Xray will most likely try the same!

www.tbirdhobbies.com or [email protected]
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Hey I went to the KMW website and did not find the OCM shocks,Arethey useing the Mugen ones?
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Chad....

I'll get you a number to call him. He posted on another forum that he would have them up and ready soon.

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Old 11-06-2007, 08:15 AM
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Blue groove/high traction indoor/outdoor setup for evo version..

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shocks:
fr. mugen grey springs, 1.6 hole piston, 500 mugen oil
(KMW OCM BIG BORE, # 1 pistons, 600 mugen oil)

Rr. mugen grey springs, 1.6 piston, 450 mugen oil
(KMW OCM BIG BORE, # 1 piston, 500 mugen oil)

limit droop slightly(depending on track) do not use full droop!

outside holes on tower fron and rear, outside on arms front and rear

upper arm inserts: .25 hole up

Front toe insert: 1deg, hole out

rear of front arm insert: 1 deg, hole up

front sway bar:2.1 mm(option)

rear toe insert: .75 hole out

anti squat insert: 1.25 hole up

camber link(rear): inside middle hole on tower, middle hole on rear hub

CNC alum rear hub(option): upper holes, and holes are different than stock

camber: 2 deg neg front, 1 deg neg rear

brake bias: 60%/40%front....I do not allow brakes to lock up

diff oil: 5/5/3 or 5/7/2

wheelbase: small shim behind rear hub, large in front

ackerman plate position:center hole

front knuckle steering position: back hole

front upper arm holder: put 2mm shims between holder and upper plate(more initial steering)

This should be a good start
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Thanks AB,
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Hey Alan On that setup what are you gaining form using the mugen springs versus the stock springs that come with the EVO shocks(blue ones)?
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Chad,

Im running almost the same set up I have 40 weight LOSI oil in all of the shocks and 2mm in the front and 11mm in the back.

Will you be at the track in Columbus this weekend ?
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Sorry, Im also running the ocm evo shocks with the blue springs.
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Old 11-06-2007, 07:59 PM
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Yes I will be there this weekend,I was thinking of trying the setup Alan posted,its close to the one i run Now,Except i run 30wgt in all 4.I need some more steering on power.Its close Just i think it could be faster.
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Chad, I feel that the mugen springs are a bit stiffer. I guess it gives a more direct feel than the softer springs. The OCM blue may be a easier drive but it can roll alot more in the corner....and with that you may lose corner speed.

Try adding 2mm shims under the upper arm holder. You will have to use longer screws. maybe run a little more front droop(2-3mm), and try the mugen greys.....

That should help with on power steering.
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if I want to try jammin red springs
which to choose with evo kit
normal, BB or extra BB ?
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Old 11-07-2007, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by DirtRacer
have any of you tried the werks power clutch?? if so what do you think of it?, reason being that i am thinking of grabing one as well as some Rulon,Teflon shoes and some spare carbon shoes..
havent tried the werks ...but i can tell you the fioroni turbo -slide is really nice.....
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alright koo, any info from those who have would be great.
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Old 11-08-2007, 02:32 AM
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Hey Mate,

I think Theo users a Fioroni Turbo Slider Clutch. I use one myself they are awesome clutches. I got close to 45lts out of my last pair of shoes, they wear extremely well, just make sure you shim the clutch well. From what I heard the Twin Slider Clutches are "OK" but the Original Turbo Slider is still the one to get and super easy to install. PS they are cheaper in Australia, not worth importing one from the States.
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