rcmania74

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I didn't even use the stock pillow balls in the build ... I used steel ones... where can I find set ups online. .. I just keep reading all these people saying it turns like crazy...is it turning or is the rear sliding around? ??...I like traction

egobrkr

iTrader: (29)

My eco turns not slides. Your setup to me sounds like you are trying to lock the rear end and have more rear traction. That can also hurt steering into a corner if you make the rear too "lazy". As for tires, I am coming to your track for the futaba challenge and I will have m3 holeshots and m3 blockades.

rcmania74

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Those are very popular tires at our track..I'm trying some used m3 revolvers today... I'm just afraid if I shorten up the camber links the rear end is going to get way loose and I'd rather steer through a turn than try to manage a slide

clydeywidey

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I just recently bought my MBX7t eco through amain, I like it. Completely stock setup and I haven't had any issues with breaking pillowballs / a arms. I've run almost 10 packs through it, So just over an hour of run time (70 minutes). My track doesn't have huge jumps but most of the require a lot of power to make it over them, Kind of like mount thornhills (2014 nats track) jump right after the scoring loop. I can't wait to run it more, Tons of steering with the stock setup.

rcmania74

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Ride height and tires did make a noticeable difference

egobrkr

iTrader: (29)

So I'm trying to sell my extra eco kit so I can get a nitro kit but looks like that's not going to happen. I playing with the idea of buying the nitro stuff to convert the eco to nitro. Are there any of the x6t parts that are different from the x7t?

JasSaunders

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What's your ride height?

rcmania74

iTrader: (60)

36 46

JasSaunders

iTrader: (2)

Thanks

clydeywidey

iTrader: (1)

You guys are running that high in the back? I'm running 37-40 and have been running it for quite a while. What will an extra 6mm in the rear do?

Frank L

iTrader: (148)

Bottom out less off big jumps but mostly make the steering more aggressive/ sensitive by keeping more weight on the front.

TIX

iTrader: (17)

Wow... 46
Thats really high for any truggy

egobrkr

iTrader: (29)

Thats stock setup ride height

Frank L

iTrader: (148)

Kyosho is at 45mm

jmackani

iTrader: (14)

I put those ride heights on my 6t when the 7t setup manual was posted and it's awesome. I have the 7t built now and this weekend will be first time out. I can't see how it's going to be much better than the 6t with those ride heights.