Looks good

How does the bar attach in the front? The blade was a weak point?

Now dont quote me on this, cause there prob hasnt been any testing done to prove what im about to say, and prob never will be cause who really cares:sneaky:, but I would say a sauced 42 using the method i posted would prob have around the same feel as a non sauced 38:nod:....but less consistent , atleast thats my experience with sauce so far:weird:, the tires change alot as you run:flaming:, even the same shore tire with the same sauce doesnt always perform the same on the sameday........at the moment most of us are choosing to run the dual shore front 32/35 and 35r or 37r no sauce= more predictability:nod: but im sure the pros have figured out how to keep a sauced tire consistant:sneaky:

Oh and its not cheating, the guy who beat you lastweek will beat you nextweek sauce or not, driving ability will take you furthest!!

i dont think the blade is the problem but the alum mounts on my we sure are

Just bought a NT1 PRO... :D:D:D

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u mean the problem comes from the optional aluminium front anti-roll mount???

yes the droop stop ears bend down and eventually make contact with sway bar

Might have to try dual shore tires bect season. Our temps fluctuate a lot. Last time out i ran 35f/40r and the car rotated quite freely and was easy to deive. Was about 28-30c.
This last sunday i struggled all day to get the same rotation in corners from 38-40-42 rears as they would all push a lot. Didnt touch anything on setup just refilled shocks, same fluid just took out some rebound. Was maybe 18-22c when te sun came out.
Frustrating.

Finished second behind someone with as much rc experience as i have been alive so no complaints, just couldnt match laptimes the week before on the same track layout.

I switched back to the aluminum shocks and during the build process, I couldn't get any rebound. :weird:

I'm using the vented shock caps, low profile bladders, and the aluminum shocks with the 2 o-ring setup. They are smooth, all go into the shock body fully, but no rebound.

Any suggestions?

yeah, one. Ship it. ;)

Add more oil??? If the shocks are bled and no air bubbles are present, I'd be happy. Never quite understood the whole theory having different amounts of rebound. Seems to me it would translate into a variable in consistancy...

After next sunday, sure.

it's full, no air. never had trouble with the aluminum shocks before. maybe i forgot something.

I think it's the low profile bladders. I tried them once and no rebound.

Yes , true.
Without the foam inserts you will get more grip though. i`m not sure what the low profile bladders do though, never tried them.