Serpent 710
#5491
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Now see them drive!
Originally posted by crashed_1
Now YOU are freaking me out too...
We had a German compositor who used to freelance with us and he had shitloads of german pop and techno music (50Gbs). I managed to find one of my good ol' classic Tour de France in it...
IE icon??!!!...Poof!
Now YOU are freaking me out too...
We had a German compositor who used to freelance with us and he had shitloads of german pop and techno music (50Gbs). I managed to find one of my good ol' classic Tour de France in it...
IE icon??!!!...Poof!
Yeah, I think InitialD has converted me to the dark side!
I don't go too much for German pop and techno - bit boring I find, but Kraftwerk rock!
#5492
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Now see them drive!
Originally posted by crashed_1
Now YOU are freaking me out too...
Now YOU are freaking me out too...
#5493
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Now see them drive!
Originally posted by InitialD
Mark learns the dark ways fast !
Mark learns the dark ways fast !
#5494
Setup Update
Originally posted by InitialD
I have not run a front diff yet on the 710. I am currently running with a front solid axle setup. But this is what I arrived at and I was pretty happy with it on a large and a small track as well;
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Suspension geometry Front:
Downstops: 1mm
Set-up ride height: 6mm (Actual ride height !)
Camber Left: -2.0 degree
Camber Right: -2.0 degree
Track-width: 199mm
Toe-in: -1.0 degree (Toe-out)
Caster setting (mm in front): 1mm
Roll-center position upper arm (mm): 4mm under
Upstop (mm): None
Suspension geometry Rear:
Downstops: 8mm
Set-up ride height: 7mm (Actual ride height !)
Camber Left: -3.5 degree
Camber Right: -3.0 degree
Toe-in: +2.0 degree
Track-width: 197mm
Roll-center position upper: outer (UBO)
Roll-center position lower: low (LB)
DRS arm position (low-mid-up): Up
Shockabsorbers Front:
Springs: yellow
Oil: 30W
Holes: 5
Cilinder type: composite
Shock-tower position: 3rd hole
Shockabsorbers Rear:
Springs: yellow
Oil: 30W
Holes: 4
Cilinder type: composite
Shock-tower position: 1st hole
Lower shock position: outside
Anti-roll bar front:
Thickness: -
Position: No Anti Roll Bar installed
Anti-roll bar rear:
Thickness: standard
Position: 3 mm from the end of bar
Position on lower arm: outside
Tires Front:
Make: Ellegi 6 spoke (Serpent)
Hardness Left: 35 shore
Hardness Right: 35 shore
Diameter: 64mm
Wear in 5 min. Left:
Wear in 5 min. Right:
Tires Rear:
Make: SpeedMind Dishwheels
Hardness Left: 37 shore
Hardness Right: 37 shore
Diameter: 64mm
Wear in 5 min. Left:
Wear in 5 min. Right:
Transmission:
Pinion 1st: 16T
Pinion 2nd: 21T
Gear 1st: 61T
Gear 2nd: 57T
Front axle:
Type: Locked to solid axle
Diff. setting: Locked to solid axle
Rear axle:
Type: adjustable diff
Diff. setting: light (when hot)
Aerodynamics:
Body: Protoform Stratus 2.1
Wing: Standard
Gurney strip: -
Engine and pipe:
Engine: NovaMax 5 port
Version: P5
Head shims: 0.4mm
Glowplug: 6TF
Pipe: Team Magic (7 mm inline)
Header: Thunder Tiger (long manifold)
Length: Approx 108 mm
Fuel: 25% Tornado
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I used 37 shore front and 40 shore rear and the car behaved about the same too.
I have not run a front diff yet on the 710. I am currently running with a front solid axle setup. But this is what I arrived at and I was pretty happy with it on a large and a small track as well;
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Suspension geometry Front:
Downstops: 1mm
Set-up ride height: 6mm (Actual ride height !)
Camber Left: -2.0 degree
Camber Right: -2.0 degree
Track-width: 199mm
Toe-in: -1.0 degree (Toe-out)
Caster setting (mm in front): 1mm
Roll-center position upper arm (mm): 4mm under
Upstop (mm): None
Suspension geometry Rear:
Downstops: 8mm
Set-up ride height: 7mm (Actual ride height !)
Camber Left: -3.5 degree
Camber Right: -3.0 degree
Toe-in: +2.0 degree
Track-width: 197mm
Roll-center position upper: outer (UBO)
Roll-center position lower: low (LB)
DRS arm position (low-mid-up): Up
Shockabsorbers Front:
Springs: yellow
Oil: 30W
Holes: 5
Cilinder type: composite
Shock-tower position: 3rd hole
Shockabsorbers Rear:
Springs: yellow
Oil: 30W
Holes: 4
Cilinder type: composite
Shock-tower position: 1st hole
Lower shock position: outside
Anti-roll bar front:
Thickness: -
Position: No Anti Roll Bar installed
Anti-roll bar rear:
Thickness: standard
Position: 3 mm from the end of bar
Position on lower arm: outside
Tires Front:
Make: Ellegi 6 spoke (Serpent)
Hardness Left: 35 shore
Hardness Right: 35 shore
Diameter: 64mm
Wear in 5 min. Left:
Wear in 5 min. Right:
Tires Rear:
Make: SpeedMind Dishwheels
Hardness Left: 37 shore
Hardness Right: 37 shore
Diameter: 64mm
Wear in 5 min. Left:
Wear in 5 min. Right:
Transmission:
Pinion 1st: 16T
Pinion 2nd: 21T
Gear 1st: 61T
Gear 2nd: 57T
Front axle:
Type: Locked to solid axle
Diff. setting: Locked to solid axle
Rear axle:
Type: adjustable diff
Diff. setting: light (when hot)
Aerodynamics:
Body: Protoform Stratus 2.1
Wing: Standard
Gurney strip: -
Engine and pipe:
Engine: NovaMax 5 port
Version: P5
Head shims: 0.4mm
Glowplug: 6TF
Pipe: Team Magic (7 mm inline)
Header: Thunder Tiger (long manifold)
Length: Approx 108 mm
Fuel: 25% Tornado
************************************
I used 37 shore front and 40 shore rear and the car behaved about the same too.
************************************
Suspension geometry Front:
Downstops: 1mm
Set-up ride height: 6mm (Actual ride height !)
Camber Left: -1.5 degree
Camber Right: -1.5 degree
Track-width: 199mm
Toe-in: -2.0 degree (Toe-out)
Caster setting (mm in front): 1mm
Roll-center position upper arm (mm): 4mm under
Upstop (mm): None
Suspension geometry Rear:
Downstops: 8mm
Set-up ride height: 7mm (Actual ride height !)
Camber Left: -3.5 degree
Camber Right: -3.0 degree
Toe-in: +2.0 degree
Track-width: 197mm
Roll-center position upper: outer (UBO)
Roll-center position lower: low (LB)
DRS arm position (low-mid-up): Up
Shockabsorbers Front:
Springs: yellow
Oil: 30W
Holes: 5
Cilinder type: composite
Shock-tower position: 2nd hole
Shockabsorbers Rear:
Springs: yellow
Oil: 30W
Holes: 4
Cilinder type: composite
Shock-tower position: 2nd hole
Lower shock position: outside
Anti-roll bar front:
Thickness: -
Position: No Anti Roll Bar installed
Anti-roll bar rear:
Thickness: standard
Position: 3 mm from the end of bar
Position on lower arm: outside
Tires Front:
Make: Ellegi 6 spoke (Serpent)
Hardness Left: 35 shore
Hardness Right: 35 shore
Diameter: 62mm
Wear in 5 min. Left:
Wear in 5 min. Right:
Tires Rear:
Make: SpeedMind Dishwheels
Hardness Left: 37 shore
Hardness Right: 37 shore
Diameter: 62mm
Wear in 5 min. Left:
Wear in 5 min. Right:
Transmission:
Pinion 1st: 16T
Pinion 2nd: 21T
Gear 1st: 61T
Gear 2nd: 57T
Front axle:
Type: Locked to solid axle
Diff. setting: Locked to solid axle
Rear axle:
Type: adjustable diff
Diff. setting: light (when hot)
Aerodynamics:
Body: Protoform Stratus 2.1
Wing: Standard
Gurney strip: -
Engine and pipe:
Engine: NovaMax 5 port
Version: P5
Head shims: 0.4mm
Glowplug: 6TF
Pipe: RDLogic (7.2 mm inline)
Header: Novarossi (short inline manifold)
Length: Approx 88 mm
Fuel: 25% Tornado
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Changed the pipe and the engine had tremendous RPM that I tend to overshoot in the sweeper and at the end of the straights.
Like I mentioned previously, the setup works well with 37 shore front and 40 shore rear tires.
Hope to get to run front diffs this weekend and see how the car handles.
#5495
When you mention actual ride height, you mean measured with the wheels on and not on the huddy blocks?
How do you set the droop then?
How do you set the droop then?
#5496
Originally posted by markp27
When you mention actual ride height, you mean measured with the wheels on and not on the huddy blocks?
When you mention actual ride height, you mean measured with the wheels on and not on the huddy blocks?
Originally posted by markp27
How do you set the droop then?
How do you set the droop then?
Anyway, should not make much of a difference though.
#5497
Originally posted by InitialD
Yes. Ride height with actual tires.
Last time I ran with 64 mm tires. This time with 62 mm, by right I should increase droop by 1 mm (7 rear and 0 front) witht he ride height maintained but as usual I was too lazy !
Anyway, should not make much of a difference though.
Yes. Ride height with actual tires.
Last time I ran with 64 mm tires. This time with 62 mm, by right I should increase droop by 1 mm (7 rear and 0 front) witht he ride height maintained but as usual I was too lazy !
Anyway, should not make much of a difference though.
#5498
Originally posted by markp27
So you still use the hudy blocks to set the droop - I know it's a stupid question, but humour me
So you still use the hudy blocks to set the droop - I know it's a stupid question, but humour me
No worries and no Jedi tricks to the numbers !
#5499
Glad to hear!
#5500
Is that Jango Fett or Boba Fett?
#5501
Hey guys... just looking for advice, I have been looking for a decent servo, and hove found a couple, some people say I should put in a digital, some say no as it has a higher current draw on the receiver pack. Does anyone have a suggestion, I have a KO Propo receiver and radio, I have standard servos, (Futaba S3003)
I am wondering what you all are using, I want to know, fast for steering, or torque for steering?
I am wondering what you all are using, I want to know, fast for steering, or torque for steering?
#5502
Very Happy
Hi ID and everyone,
As i mentioned in another thread, and may I say it is good to be home, I ran my serpent yesterday for the first time at a clubbie and I was over a second quicker than i have ever been.
The car felt fantastic and the engine was a powerhouse, very impressed with both. I hade a change to the cars rear toe in and suffered from rear end traction. I realised today after checking the car that I wound one side in the wrong way, so i had -3 on the right side and -1 on the left side idiot.
Sprksy no humour please
I run on a dusty low grip track and the car was great only running the kit setup. ID I noticed you have tried the solid front, I am going to give that a try next.
As i mentioned in another thread, and may I say it is good to be home, I ran my serpent yesterday for the first time at a clubbie and I was over a second quicker than i have ever been.
The car felt fantastic and the engine was a powerhouse, very impressed with both. I hade a change to the cars rear toe in and suffered from rear end traction. I realised today after checking the car that I wound one side in the wrong way, so i had -3 on the right side and -1 on the left side idiot.
Sprksy no humour please
I run on a dusty low grip track and the car was great only running the kit setup. ID I noticed you have tried the solid front, I am going to give that a try next.
#5503
Originally posted by BaxterC
Hey guys... just looking for advice, I have been looking for a decent servo, and hove found a couple, some people say I should put in a digital, some say no as it has a higher current draw on the receiver pack. Does anyone have a suggestion, I have a KO Propo receiver and radio, I have standard servos, (Futaba S3003)
I am wondering what you all are using, I want to know, fast for steering, or torque for steering?
Hey guys... just looking for advice, I have been looking for a decent servo, and hove found a couple, some people say I should put in a digital, some say no as it has a higher current draw on the receiver pack. Does anyone have a suggestion, I have a KO Propo receiver and radio, I have standard servos, (Futaba S3003)
I am wondering what you all are using, I want to know, fast for steering, or torque for steering?
#5504
I run JR8411 and 8417 digitals and love them you just have to make sure you set the end points on them as far as battery draw their really isnt that much of a difference in my opinion.my setup is an Airtronics M8 radio Futaba Fm mini reciever and Jr servos ive used this setup for years and its worked great for me
#5505
sweet, thanks guys, tell me, the digital servos are programmable, but how does one program a digital servo, I dont neccesarily wan to buy a programmer. Also what would you suggest, fast or torque for steering? Also, anyone seen the MG ZS from protoform in action yet?