DRRC

iTrader: (59)

starting to get into 1/10 nitro onroad with my Kyosho V-RRR
where can I get set ups for parking lot racing?
is there a better place for the reciever to be mounted, not a good place bec of the fuel tank?
Thanks

boybawang

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selling my v-one rrr wce

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...rp-engine.html

Wickers1980

Hi all,

I have just finished building my new V-One RRR WCE and in the later stages of running in the engine.
Now that I'm getting a little bit of speed I've found that the front wheels aren't braking. When I apply the brakes the car spins around.
Have I done something wrong when building?
Is there something I can change or adjust?
I've noticed that when you roll the car backwards, all 4 wheels brake.

Thanks in a advance.

Wickers1980

nikoskar

Front tyres aren't braking when you use front one-way. Change to Differential in order tyres to brake.

Rubio

...OR brake only when you are on a straight line

Wickers1980

Thanks for the reply.
The car does have a front differential.
Is this normal for only the rear wheels to brake and it's just something I have to get used to?
Thanks Rubio, I'll keep that in mind.

nikoskar

front end must stopped to, less than rear. Are your belts ok?

MikaR

It does not have a front diff out of the box. It has a oneway instead.
Are you sure about the front diff?

Rubio

As the other mates said, please check if you really have the front diff, 'cause your symptoms seem adressing to a front one-way, as I used to have too.

In any case:

- with front diff you can brake even starting the curve, because the braking effect is applied on all of the wheels, then you can release the throttle later and enter faster in the curves
- with front one-way your car is smoother but be aware to brake only on a straight line otherwise you'll gonna turn around, then you are forced to brake only before to start steering

Wickers1980

Thanks guys.
Just checked the manual again and found it does have a one way.
Will try turning it around.

MikaR

It won't work that way. Get a solid axle (=spool) or a diff, instead
Spool is only 1 part, diff requires many

Wickers1980

Found a solid axel in one of the bags in the kit. Will change it over because the track I'll be running at is a little tight.
Thanks for all your advice and help.

GSPOT

iTrader: (62)

anybody else deal with a slipping clutch? my car has a lack of power like the power is being lost....using a red clutch, original clutch setup.....any suggestions?

DRRC

iTrader: (59)

What does a solid spool in the front do?
Compared to one way and diff

The one way is fast in corners with sweepers but bad on tIght tracks and break while going straight or else it would spin
Diffs are more forgiving but with the one way it wants to be on throttle

RahjahDat

iTrader: (101)

thanks for the info guys!!!