QuietStorm1122

I’m looking at the setup sheet of a pro driver and he has his Eccenter set up differently from the initial stock position. I’m confused on what the setup sheet position is telling me to do with the eccenter. is it the shape of the hole I should angle down and to the right? or is it the little notch thing that is angled down and to the right?





Thanks

Roelof

It is the notch thing that is indicated.

QuietStorm1122

Thanks bro

QuietStorm1122

So what does it mean when the middle dot is red?

Roelof

The non excentric insert

QuietStorm1122

what does that look like? is that included in the kit??

JOE SI

iTrader: (13)

It looks like the eccentric bushing that you use for belt tension on the cars. It’s the same principle and raises or lowers the axles for roll center. I don’t think it comes with the kit, at least my shepherd didn’t

QuietStorm1122

Can you guys kind of explain what the car will do differently in each of the 5 positions?

Roelof

Thats the default insert with the bearing positioned in the middle

On the tray withe the bushings 1 is for the front oneway axle and the other 2 are for the wheel shafts.

I think the most noticeabel is that you can set the wheel base to short, middle and long. When you position the bearing low/high you can drive large and small tires w/o changing the setup.

JOE SI

iTrader: (13)

Yes, but wouldn’t it change roll center in different positions? The one for the front one way is usually shaped different to tighten belts.