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Vidz
...AMCC vidz are up at 3hobby.com:D
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Originally posted by crashed_1 ...AMCC vidz are up at 3hobby.com:D |
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Originally posted by markp27 :eek: :cry: The track looks slippery...was it damp or was it one of sow's trickery? |
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Originally posted by crashed_1 sow never told us you looked like Michael S...:D :D :D The track looks slippery...was it damp or was it one of sow's trickery? I brought a bad choice of tyres with me to the AMCC track, which I put down to a lack of experience at tracks outside Germany. I was expecting similar levels of grip as at my circuit, but the difference was huge :( I ran about 1 liter of fuel on the 40 shores and they hardly wore. On a plus point, it made the driving very demanding and exciting - so, all-in-all I really enjoyed it :nod: |
Originally posted by InitialD :rolleyes: Are you guys twin brothers?:sweat: :lol: |
InitialD or anybody
explain about the effect of longer and shorter upper rear arms thanks |
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Originally posted by crashed_1 sow never told us you looked like Michael S...:D :D :D |
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Originally posted by InitialD Well, Onkel Sow never told us that he looked like Einstein either.:lol: :lol: :lol: |
Originally posted by RoyU InitialD or anybody explain about the effect of longer and shorter upper rear arms thanks *************************** JULIUS KOLFF (NL) 05−01−04 at 19:19 The response of the car is more direct with the shorter arm. The stability will be reduced under braking. It's a way to get more steering in fast corners. *************************** To another question of mine, this is what Rene answered; *************************** RENE CORNELLA (AT) 06−01−04 at 08:50 I see it otherwise around. On slow tracks I don’t need a good brake, but a little lose rear end to go fast around the corners. So on small technical tracks I use the shorter version. On faster corners I don’t feel any difference. But braking from high speed is better with the longer version. *************************** Also, the change in camber is more with shorter arms. So if your track requires more camber change in the middle of the corner, then go with shorter rear arms. |
Originally posted by InitialD :rolleyes: Are you guys twin brothers?:sweat: :lol: |
Re: Vidz
Originally posted by crashed_1 ...AMCC vidz are up at 3hobby.com:D I'll also be posting the ones you sent ... just need to do a bit of "clipping" .. ;) :D |
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Originally posted by markp27 :eek: :cry: |
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Originally posted by crashed_1 sow never told us you looked like Michael S...:D :D :D The track looks slippery...was it damp or was it one of sow's trickery? |
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Originally posted by markp27 :D He kept it quiet :lol: Damp and very slippy :( Whilst it was damp, I was using my only set of rubber tyres and they were simply too hard and once it was dry, I was running the new serpent rims on a 40 shore - but this was also too hard. I brought a bad choice of tyres with me to the AMCC track, which I put down to a lack of experience at tracks outside Germany. I was expecting similar levels of grip as at my circuit, but the difference was huge :( I ran about 1 liter of fuel on the 40 shores and they hardly wore. On a plus point, it made the driving very demanding and exciting - so, all-in-all I really enjoyed it :nod: |
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Originally posted by InitialD Well, Onkel Sow never told us that he looked like Einstein either.:lol: :lol: :lol: |
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