Man I'm impressed.:nod: To be able to be a driving instructor for BMW says something. Do you train stunt drivers?

What does this stand for

ROTFLMAO

I know: Rolling on the floor with laughter... Then I am lost?

We had a few stunt drivers, but not many... I used to do it on Sundays and was never paid, but I can tell you it is FUN. If I really needed to, I would be able to train a stunt driver. The main instructor did some stunts for Audi's advert... (Where the Audi was doing circles in the snow with no tyres and made the Audi Badge) and for BMW... (Did a hand-brake turn into a parking space with cars all around) and many others...

I loved it. I wish I could do that again.

...laughing my a$$ off !

Thank you..., Now it makes sence!!!

I suppose I could do drift... Now that would be fun... a bit pricey tyre wise.

A friend of mine is still doing it for a small company, but he is not being paid well... A lot less than $1000 a month.

1. Concerning the roll center again.. For me, I found out it gives more tracktion in rear that way.
2. I tought inner mounting supposed to give harder fell..
3. I never use serpent oil, sorry, could not answer this one.
4. I do not intend to make less of rear tracktion to gain more steering (by adjusting the piston for less hole).. that`s the reason the front using adjustable for finding setup easier and faster. Especially if the car is oversteer, I could just make the front harder.
5. Will takes some times on this but I notice there is gap about 1mm (able to see the threads).
6. Yes, so I believe it would be as standard but means below because of the LT.

About UTI\LT, you might want to ask goldfinger, I believe he tried that one before.

I notice you using front diff because the lack of tracktion on the track.. In case you have free time, pls give it a try and keep us inform.

Those setup is based, as you know, on a small techical track (46X22m with 2.8m infields) with the lack of full throttle cornering into the straight which I would like to know either it will push or not. Must wait till GQ Asian Cup in JITC big track to test again. But from the experience, if it drive nice on our small track, it driver much nicer on JITC.

Man... the S710 has not arrive until now while on its way and now the MG is only `shipping`:smile: ... the good thing is.. looks like you`ve been driving the car long time ago.:sweat:

Thank you, I wish it would arrive, now, another week, still now kit. I then ordered the MG and the Mazda 6, also still shipping, so much for express....

I have learnt SO MUCH from this Forum... like the name says... Tech Adict.

Thank you for the setup, I also will race on a small technical track and it will help, but I will use the solid front axle.

Higher rear roll center with shorter rear upper arm = more camber change in the corners. Perhaps that's why you're experiencing more traction...

Inner is softer. Outer is harder. Refer to the Serpent setup booklet page 27.

Ok. I think you've tightened the ball joint to the max to get shortest shock length.

Will do. Crashed_1 is also using the front ball diff. It seems he's pretty happy with his setup at the moment. I believe his setup is pretty close to the one used in Brazil Pre-WC.

This is the bottomline of what we have found in the back of all RC Car.
And like Pyramid said, we dont setup the car to have more steering by reducing rear traction.

Be carefull with on-thrttle push, but when loose it a bit.. be carefull with small amount of (diff)slipping in the front.
Thats from my short experience with FR Diff, maybe I must spend more time with it.

Agreed...:nod: I did notice that.

I think we need some input from factory... If you look at the setup booklet, they suggest that if you want more steering, higher rear roll center. So how can more rear traction have better steering?:confused:

Me thinks that rear traction is gained from the camber changes...

I found the on throttle steering surprisingly good. We'll see how it goes tomorrow.:D

:sweat: :smile: I believe you remember that was the first thing I mentioned right afer finish building it back then...:smile: :smile:

Still searching some answer but I still believe on Roll Axis and weight transfer plays important parts with this matter since now the A arms hanging higher from the chassis than the front. It would have been different story if you get higher/lower RC by only using upper arms.