Serpent 710
Originally posted by Pyramid
Nice Next I think you would say that this is the easist car to maintain also. In case you notice, you could clean all pulleys with toohbrush without the need to take off anything from the car.
Nice Next I think you would say that this is the easist car to maintain also. In case you notice, you could clean all pulleys with toohbrush without the need to take off anything from the car.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 705 CVD's on 710?
Originally posted by Brightbluehaze
I dont see any way these dogbones could come out at 199mm front trackwidth so I suppose I will just run the car this way for now and if I have a problem I will order the 3racing universals.
I dont see any way these dogbones could come out at 199mm front trackwidth so I suppose I will just run the car this way for now and if I have a problem I will order the 3racing universals.
Originally posted by Brightbluehaze
One more question what would be the best starting point for getting rid of a highspeed on power push with the car? Off power is perfect, low speed on power is a bit loose (mainly because of tirespin) but highspeed through the sweeper it is very hard to get back on the throttle without some pretty drastic pushing!
One more question what would be the best starting point for getting rid of a highspeed on power push with the car? Off power is perfect, low speed on power is a bit loose (mainly because of tirespin) but highspeed through the sweeper it is very hard to get back on the throttle without some pretty drastic pushing!
I have found using the UTI / LT and with the highest front rollcenter (no shims below the front upper arms), the car is very responsive and I can get on the gas faster out of the corners.
Originally posted by Brightbluehaze
I switched to red springs all around which helped somewhat then went to red fronts and the pink xray rears hat came with the car and this helped even more but the push is still very evident when getting back on throttle through the sweeper.
I switched to red springs all around which helped somewhat then went to red fronts and the pink xray rears hat came with the car and this helped even more but the push is still very evident when getting back on throttle through the sweeper.
Originally posted by FW05R
so I decided to go to the next best thing
so I decided to go to the next best thing
Originally posted by InitialD
Next best car?
Next best car?
Tech Initiate
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 705 CVD's on 710?
Originally posted by InitialD
Have you played around with the rear roll center? What about the front? Use the setupbook manual that came with the car. What are your current front and rear roll center settings?
I have found using the UTI / LT and with the highest front rollcenter (no shims below the front upper arms), the car is very responsive and I can get on the gas faster out of the corners.
Have you played around with the rear roll center? What about the front? Use the setupbook manual that came with the car. What are your current front and rear roll center settings?
I have found using the UTI / LT and with the highest front rollcenter (no shims below the front upper arms), the car is very responsive and I can get on the gas faster out of the corners.
Originally posted by InitialD
I don't know where pink XRay springs will fall in the range of Serpent springs but using a harder rear spring will give you very nice on power steering. I tried yellow front with red rear and the car had a lot of on power steering with the roll centers I used above.
I don't know where pink XRay springs will fall in the range of Serpent springs but using a harder rear spring will give you very nice on power steering. I tried yellow front with red rear and the car had a lot of on power steering with the roll centers I used above.
I was thinking of just running less toe in the rear as a start currently i'm at 3 degrees. Do you think changing roll centers would be more beneficial than reducing toe in on the rear? Also has anyone tried the DRS wit the "active" toe out feature?
I am hesitant to change roll centers as the car seemed to roll to much as it was which is why I went to tiffer springs, wouldn't raisning the roll centers cause the car to roll even more?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 705 CVD's on 710?
Originally posted by Brightbluehaze
Haven't played with them yet currently the front is at 2mm under and back is at bottom inner on top and bottom on the bottom.
Haven't played with them yet currently the front is at 2mm under and back is at bottom inner on top and bottom on the bottom.
Originally posted by Brightbluehaze
I was thinking of just running less toe in the rear as a start currently i'm at 3 degrees. Do you think changing roll centers would be more beneficial than reducing toe in on the rear? Also has anyone tried the DRS wit the "active" toe out feature?
I was thinking of just running less toe in the rear as a start currently i'm at 3 degrees. Do you think changing roll centers would be more beneficial than reducing toe in on the rear? Also has anyone tried the DRS wit the "active" toe out feature?
Originally posted by Brightbluehaze
I am hesitant to change roll centers as the car seemed to roll to much as it was which is why I went to tiffer springs, wouldn't raisning the roll centers cause the car to roll even more?
I am hesitant to change roll centers as the car seemed to roll to much as it was which is why I went to tiffer springs, wouldn't raisning the roll centers cause the car to roll even more?
Going from UBI/LB to UTI/LT raises the rear roll center and makes the rear roll less.
Re: Short track setups
Originally posted by kreidel
Any of you have any new setups that work with the solid front?
Any of you have any new setups that work with the solid front?
Suspension geometry Front:
Downstops: 3mm of up-travel
Actual ride height: 6mm
Camber Left: 1.5-2 degree
Camber Right: 1.5-2 degree
Track-width: 197mm
Toe-in: 1 degree out
Caster setting: thin shim in front-medium and large shim in rear
Roll-center position upper arm (mm): stock…2mm under
Upstop (mm): None
Suspension geometry Rear:
Downstops: 4mm up-travel
Actual ride height: 6mm
Camber Left: 2.5 degree
Camber Right: 2.0 degree
Toe-in: +2.0 degree
Track-width: 197mm
Roll-center position upper: UBI
Roll-center position lower: LB
DRS arm position (low-mid-up): mid…no bump steer
Shockabsorbers Front:
Springs: yellow
Oil: team associated 30W
Holes: 3
Cilinder type: composite
Shock-tower position: 3
Shockabsorbers Rear:
Springs: yellow
Oil: team associated 30W
Holes: 3
Cilinder type: composite
Shock-tower position: 3
Lower shock position: outside
Anti-roll bar front:
Position: flat
Anti-roll bar rear:
Thickness: standard
Position: end of bar
Position on lower arm: outside
Tires Front:
Make: GRP
Hardness Left: 37
Hardness Right: 37
Diameter:
Tires Rear:
Make: GRP
Hardness Left: 40
Hardness Right: 40
Diameter:
Transmission:
Pinion 1st: 16T
Pinion 2nd: 22T
Gear 1st: 60T
Gear 2nd: 56T
Front axle:
Type: Locked to solid axle
Diff. setting: Locked to solid axle
Rear axle:
Type: adjustable diff
Diff. setting: med-tight
Aerodynamics:
Body: Protoform Mazda 6
Wing: Standard ROAR
Gurney strip:
BTW...I copied this template from one of InitialD's posts a while ago .
ATTENTION: TRACTION ROLL...Help!Help!
Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....
So don't give us a set-up tip that eliminates the traction roll but give , as side effect, a lot of front understeer.
Please CHECK first my set-up in the set-up section....and then think about an idea.
P.S. I don't want to change the front tyres from 40 to 42 because of the tyre consumption is already very little in the front (with 40FRont-40Rear)
Thank you
Mario
p.s.Traction roll in my case is when the car is OFF-THROTTLE.
Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....
So don't give us a set-up tip that eliminates the traction roll but give , as side effect, a lot of front understeer.
Please CHECK first my set-up in the set-up section....and then think about an idea.
P.S. I don't want to change the front tyres from 40 to 42 because of the tyre consumption is already very little in the front (with 40FRont-40Rear)
Thank you
Mario
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....
So don't give us a set-up tip that eliminates the traction roll but give , as side effect, a lot of front understeer.
Please CHECK first my set-up in the set-up section....and then think about an idea.
P.S. I don't want to change the front tyres from 40 to 42 because of the tyre consumption is already very little in the front (with 40FRont-40Rear)
Thank you
Mario
p.s.Traction roll in my case is when the car is OFF-THROTTLE.
Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....
So don't give us a set-up tip that eliminates the traction roll but give , as side effect, a lot of front understeer.
Please CHECK first my set-up in the set-up section....and then think about an idea.
P.S. I don't want to change the front tyres from 40 to 42 because of the tyre consumption is already very little in the front (with 40FRont-40Rear)
Thank you
Mario
excuse me for the double message
excuse me for the double message
excuse me for the double message
Re: Re: Short track setups
Originally posted by Proficar403
BTW...I copied this template from one of InitialD's posts a while ago .
BTW...I copied this template from one of InitialD's posts a while ago .
Have a few questions...
1. Downstops at 3 mm? Does your front wheel lift up on acceleration in a fast sweeper?
2. I assume with the Impact springsteel dogbones you're using, 197 mm front and rear trackwidth does not bind the front and rear suspension?
3. AE 30wt shock oil? Isn't that very thin and light compared to Serpent 30wt oil?
Re: ATTENTION: TRACTION ROLL...Help!Help!
Mario, have you tried using higher front roll center? How much of shims do you have below the front upper arms? Stock is 2 mm. Taking out the 2 mm shim would raise the front roll center.
Re: ATTENTION: TRACTION ROLL...Help!Help!
Originally posted by mariochi
Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....
So don't give us a set-up tip that eliminates the traction roll but give , as side effect, a lot of front understeer.
Please CHECK first my set-up in the set-up section....and then think about an idea.
P.S. I don't want to change the front tyres from 40 to 42 because of the tyre consumption is already very little in the front (with 40FRont-40Rear)
Thank you
Mario
p.s.Traction roll in my case is when the car is OFF-THROTTLE.
Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....
So don't give us a set-up tip that eliminates the traction roll but give , as side effect, a lot of front understeer.
Please CHECK first my set-up in the set-up section....and then think about an idea.
P.S. I don't want to change the front tyres from 40 to 42 because of the tyre consumption is already very little in the front (with 40FRont-40Rear)
Thank you
Mario
Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....
So don't give us a set-up tip that eliminates the traction roll but give , as side effect, a lot of front understeer.
Please CHECK first my set-up in the set-up section....and then think about an idea.
P.S. I don't want to change the front tyres from 40 to 42 because of the tyre consumption is already very little in the front (with 40FRont-40Rear)
Thank you
Mario
p.s.Traction roll in my case is when the car is OFF-THROTTLE.
Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....Me, and some friend of mine have some trouble with traction roll with Serpent710 when the track is well gripped (AFTER 20 MINUTES OF RACE).
I had this problem with sedan bodies(stratus), then we change the setup(a little better) and then we change the bodies with lolas(much much better) and we thinked the problem was solved..... but we thinked wrong.
We(the so called "traction rollers") want to steer the car very snappy in slow tight 180° corner....
So don't give us a set-up tip that eliminates the traction roll but give , as side effect, a lot of front understeer.
Please CHECK first my set-up in the set-up section....and then think about an idea.
P.S. I don't want to change the front tyres from 40 to 42 because of the tyre consumption is already very little in the front (with 40FRont-40Rear)
Thank you
Mario
What springs are you running? I have found that at my home track, it is very easy to over-stiffen the car, causing it to bite too hard and want to lift. This is why I am running predominantly yellows and whites. All of us here have run the car with reds at some point, and we are all prefering yellows and whites now.
Any of us who have traction rolled have solved the problem by softening the car.
Re: Re: ATTENTION: TRACTION ROLL...Help!Help!
Originally posted by Proficar403
All of us here have run the car with reds at some point, and we are all prefering yellows and whites now.
All of us here have run the car with reds at some point, and we are all prefering yellows and whites now.
Originally posted by Proficar403
Any of us who have traction rolled have solved the problem by softening the car.
Any of us who have traction rolled have solved the problem by softening the car.
Re: Re: Re: Short track setups
Originally posted by InitialD
Royalties please.
Have a few questions...
1. Downstops at 3 mm? Does your front wheel lift up on acceleration in a fast sweeper?
2. I assume with the Impact springsteel dogbones you're using, 197 mm front and rear trackwidth does not bind the front and rear suspension?
3. AE 30wt shock oil? Isn't that very thin and light compared to Serpent 30wt oil?
Royalties please.
Have a few questions...
1. Downstops at 3 mm? Does your front wheel lift up on acceleration in a fast sweeper?
2. I assume with the Impact springsteel dogbones you're using, 197 mm front and rear trackwidth does not bind the front and rear suspension?
3. AE 30wt shock oil? Isn't that very thin and light compared to Serpent 30wt oil?
2. Not at all...In fact I have plenty of side to side play.
3. AE 30 is light, but not as light as some would lead you to believe. It is probably somewhere between 20w and 25w in serpent. I just use AE oil because it is sold at the shop, and I already have a small collection of it. It works well.
Originally posted by PSI Racing
It's the parts that I listed about a month ago.
SER802136 Bracket radioplate-support alu N/A 48.95
SER802155 Bracket middle shaft alu N/A 29.95
SER802165 Pully Adaptor Alum.Light (2) Released 13.95
SER802202 Shock Tower Carbon - Lola N/A 14.95
SER802241 Anti-roll bar levers + ecc. Alu N/A 44.95
SER802404 2-speed clutch shoes set LC N/A 13.95
SER802509 Centax-3 clutch shoe yellow N/A 7.95
SER802830 Set-up wheels S710 alu (4) N/A 37.95
It's the parts that I listed about a month ago.
SER802136 Bracket radioplate-support alu N/A 48.95
SER802155 Bracket middle shaft alu N/A 29.95
SER802165 Pully Adaptor Alum.Light (2) Released 13.95
SER802202 Shock Tower Carbon - Lola N/A 14.95
SER802241 Anti-roll bar levers + ecc. Alu N/A 44.95
SER802404 2-speed clutch shoes set LC N/A 13.95
SER802509 Centax-3 clutch shoe yellow N/A 7.95
SER802830 Set-up wheels S710 alu (4) N/A 37.95