Kyosho FW-05R
#394
Originally posted by JordanC
You mean to actually try the rear springs on the front?
You mean to actually try the rear springs on the front?
#395
Originally posted by Racing4Evo
On the Kyosho website where they give an overview of the "foam tire version" of the car they list the use of the rear Gold springs and the "long" black springs in the front which are basically the rear stock springs. I had already done this to my car with the exception of leaving the short black springs in the front. It helped out tremendously and I was running 42F/40R. The use of the longer front springs sounds like the hot ticket since they would inherently be softer than the shorter short blacks. I'm putting the car away for the time being until I can find a 22tooth pinion. I'm just not fast enough with the car with the stock gearing and 39t ring gears.
On the Kyosho website where they give an overview of the "foam tire version" of the car they list the use of the rear Gold springs and the "long" black springs in the front which are basically the rear stock springs. I had already done this to my car with the exception of leaving the short black springs in the front. It helped out tremendously and I was running 42F/40R. The use of the longer front springs sounds like the hot ticket since they would inherently be softer than the shorter short blacks. I'm putting the car away for the time being until I can find a 22tooth pinion. I'm just not fast enough with the car with the stock gearing and 39t ring gears.
#396
I'm running a tired 5-port Ns12 and a modified MT-12. My friend is running a Rody. It just depends how big the track is. Everyone that I race against runs modified and 30%. You have to keep up on the back straight or else you'll just get gobbled up. It was bareable with fresh tires but when you run them down you really start to notice the disadvantage.
#399
What problem are you thinking about?
#401
Just get the 22/27 pinions and the 39t ring gears.
#403
Originally posted by JordanC
The internal ratio is shorter though!
The internal ratio is shorter though!
#405
another tip i wuld like to add is that the brake pins will come loose after some hard running....chk urs to see if it comes out. when it comes out it will rub against the centre bulk head....friction cause heat..it will melt the bulk head...
as to why it comes loose the only reason i culd see is that when the brakes are engaged the disk brake is slanted towards the centre bulk head...as rotational forces is not perpendicular to the pins it caused the pins out from the brake holder...1 of the remedy we did was to pull out the pins from the holder and squeeze a bit of super glue into the 2 holes n push back the 2 pins.....so far we're still doing testing on this issue....and it been quite assuring that the pins stays in place...will do more hard running to see if it holds.
as to why it comes loose the only reason i culd see is that when the brakes are engaged the disk brake is slanted towards the centre bulk head...as rotational forces is not perpendicular to the pins it caused the pins out from the brake holder...1 of the remedy we did was to pull out the pins from the holder and squeeze a bit of super glue into the 2 holes n push back the 2 pins.....so far we're still doing testing on this issue....and it been quite assuring that the pins stays in place...will do more hard running to see if it holds.