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Mo Denton 09-22-2014 11:15 AM


Originally Posted by RokleM (Post 13547476)
Ran Mo's setup for the first time yesterday, and it's quite fantastic. Very nimble, corners well, etc. I need to dial in some more off power steering, but overall worth a look if you're wanting to try something new or not loving the setup you have now.

glad the setup was working. and more impressed someone needed more steering from one of my set ups! lol
I have found that the car is very sensitive to ride height and droop, might be able to do some fine tuning with that. for more off power you can increase a little rear droop to dump some more weight on the nose. this will have little effect on the rest of the car.

Mo Denton 09-22-2014 11:17 AM


Originally Posted by Retired09 (Post 13549449)
Attended a race this past weekend in Mayfield, Kentucky. It was their annual "Race for a Cure", of which all proceeds go to cancer research.

Used:
Tekno NB48 (first time driving a Tekno)
Lutz WE engine
Lutz 2107 pipe
Buku composite shoe clutch

Setup the buggy as per Mo's sheet with a few minor front end adjustments (the track was super slippery)

Initial impressions:
Drive train is super smooth. Rivals my MP9.
Acceleration is incredible.
Will turn inside a Mugen MBX7
Jumps and lands well. No Kyosho double bounce.
Extremely durable. Many people were breaking A arms landing after the large triple jump.

Used a Go Pro camera for attached You Tube video. My internet connection is very bad, thus can not tell how the video turned out. Any body had any success with a good head mounted video camera, please let me know.
+ YouTube Video
ERROR: If you can see this, then YouTube is down or you don't have Flash installed.

dang! how have I never been to that track??!!!! it looks awesome!

Mo Denton 09-22-2014 11:20 AM


Originally Posted by madweazl (Post 13549773)
One thing Mo's setup does not lack is steering. If you need more the setup isnt quite what he has or the tires arent the best choice for that track. Off power steering with that setup is insane. On power is equally insane.

lol. kinda what the word is!

RokleM 09-22-2014 12:01 PM


Originally Posted by madweazl (Post 13549773)
One thing Mo's setup does not lack is steering. If you need more the setup isnt quite what he has or the tires arent the best choice for that track. Off power steering with that setup is insane. On power is equally insane.


Originally Posted by Mo Denton (Post 13549894)
glad the setup was working. and more impressed someone needed more steering from one of my set ups! lol
I have found that the car is very sensitive to ride height and droop, might be able to do some fine tuning with that. for more off power you can increase a little rear droop to dump some more weight on the nose. this will have little effect on the rest of the car.

Yes, the track was a bit blown out so we were testing a number of tires (VMAX, lockdown, diamondback, etc). On power was quite excellent in comparison, but running hard and occasional overshooting a corner due to loose surface, rotation back around was a bit slower.

Point is, looks really good, just need a little more tweaking/setup/tires for me.

madweazl 09-22-2014 12:23 PM

The Ions seem to be a bit more streamline for helmet/head mounting than the GoPros but I've never used one so I cant comment on performance. Tough to beat the GoPro though; they have a simple head strap.

madweazl 09-22-2014 03:49 PM

I wanted to order some aluminum shims for the rear hubs and found these but was curious if somebody had found some 2mm wide orange shims?

madweazl 09-22-2014 04:30 PM

Also, what size is the setscrew for the aluminum steering horn. Forgot to tighten it up and lost it :(

Matthew_Armeni 09-22-2014 04:31 PM


Originally Posted by madweazl (Post 13550426)
I wanted to order some aluminum shims for the rear hubs and found these but was curious if somebody had found some 2mm wide orange shims?

These are orange-ish, :)

nitroal 09-22-2014 04:39 PM

[QUOTE=Retired09;1354944
Used a Go Pro camera for attached You Tube video. My internet connection is very bad, thus can not tell how the video turned out. Any body had any success with a good head mounted video camera, please let me know.[/QUOTE]

I use these to record my races. comes with both clear and sun lenses and they have good quality.
http://www.eyeofmineactioncameras.co...es_p/eview.htm

madweazl 09-22-2014 04:46 PM

Whoa, those are pretty cool.

Retired09 09-22-2014 05:16 PM


Originally Posted by nitroal (Post 13550510)
I use these to record my races. comes with both clear and sun lenses and they have good quality.
http://www.eyeofmineactioncameras.co...es_p/eview.htm

Nitroal. That looks a lot easier than having the big Go Pro camera on my head. Do you have any videos on You Tube so I can see the quality.

Thanks for the info.................

vandalzzz 09-22-2014 06:35 PM


Originally Posted by masher81 (Post 13544531)
Are you sure that the tank posts are sitting in the cutouts on the chassis? Are you sure you are not using truggy posts?

I'm pretty sure posts are sitting in their holes, and i don't have truggy at all =) Clearance between tank and chassis is normal(3-5mm approx.), so my posts definitely buggy ones.

nitroal 09-22-2014 07:01 PM


Originally Posted by Retired09 (Post 13550581)
Nitroal. That looks a lot easier than having the big Go Pro camera on my head. Do you have any videos on You Tube so I can see the quality.

Thanks for the info.................

here is my you tube page. they were all recorded with the glasses.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxq...i1Nh7oocQ/feed

vandalzzz 09-22-2014 07:01 PM

Another one scary pic. Top lid of new tank after 5min run:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...923_124847.jpg

Thread on lid was stripped wit pressure nose causing leak and tuning issues of course. I had left tank lid from prev 'revised' tank before throwing it away, so no problems here. Spent some time and made two normal tanks from all parts i have :cool:

Sean Pryce 09-22-2014 07:14 PM


Originally Posted by Mo Denton (Post 13549894)
glad the setup was working. and more impressed someone needed more steering from one of my set ups! lol
I have found that the car is very sensitive to ride height and droop, might be able to do some fine tuning with that. for more off power you can increase a little rear droop to dump some more weight on the nose. this will have little effect on the rest of the car.

The only way I could drive a NB-48 with More steering than Mo's setup has is if I had a co-driver telling me when to turn, Rally car style! lol


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