Mugen MTX-3
Originally Posted by Fsturbo15
I want to go 16/19 but I dont have a tire truer, do you guys still think its worth doing if I cant true my tires,
I hear you have to true the fronts if you use 16/19.
Think i'm better off with the stock pulleys?
I hear you have to true the fronts if you use 16/19.
Think i'm better off with the stock pulleys?
Originally Posted by chris-steele
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HI guys...
just a report...
just came from the Nationals...
My car was just fabulous in the quals... At first I was having loads of problem getting the front end to stick... Solved it using harder rear springs... Ok for the quals...
But when Went to the races, on harder tyres, that made my car undrivable... The rear end was jumping and bouncing from place to place... I could have put heavier oil... But any suggestion how to get more front traction without comprimising the rear?
I already had my tyres to wear cambered so I get some more MMs of rubber to the aspohalt..
just a report...
just came from the Nationals...
My car was just fabulous in the quals... At first I was having loads of problem getting the front end to stick... Solved it using harder rear springs... Ok for the quals...
But when Went to the races, on harder tyres, that made my car undrivable... The rear end was jumping and bouncing from place to place... I could have put heavier oil... But any suggestion how to get more front traction without comprimising the rear?
I already had my tyres to wear cambered so I get some more MMs of rubber to the aspohalt..
Can you use softer springs at front or softer tyres' compound at front ?
And leave the rear setup like before.
And leave the rear setup like before.
Originally Posted by asw7576
Can you use softer springs at front or softer tyres' compound at front ?
And leave the rear setup like before.
And leave the rear setup like before.
About softer springs... that made my car dive and hook when entering corners... Not the most stable option... So I think it would happen with the softer tyre...
Try a stiffer swaybar in the rear. The Kawahara blade bar set vertical should cause that rear end to swing around, while still keeping the rear from rolling over.
Originally Posted by gonzoY5
Try a stiffer swaybar in the rear. The Kawahara blade bar set vertical should cause that rear end to swing around, while still keeping the rear from rolling over.
Try removing spacers from the camber links. I think the less you have, the less side bite you'll get.
Originally Posted by gonzoY5
Try removing spacers from the camber links. I think the less you have, the less side bite you'll get.
Originally Posted by Bandeira
I've already tried blade bars... I just did not fell confident about them... I'm using the 2.5mm one on the most inward position... so.. I think nothing an be harder than that...
Originally Posted by Bandeira
HUmpf... I got success doing the opposite... I put one little spacer and made car rotate better through turns.
That's one thing I WISH Mugen would do like Serpent, have a setup book or a manual that described exactly how settings affected the car.
Originally Posted by ROBBIE C
Flaten front swaybar and lay front shocks down also the type of body makes a big difference if you can't get the steering out of the chassis try a different body.
Originally Posted by gonzoY5
............That's one thing I WISH Mugen would do like Serpent, have a setup book or a manual that described exactly how settings affected the car.
If you read Spanish I can send you a setting manual that descaribes how settings affect Mugen MTX 3.
Give me an e-mail address and I'll send it to you.
AFM
Originally Posted by afm
Gonzo
If you read Spanish I can send you a setting manual that descaribes how settings affect Mugen MTX 3.
Give me an e-mail address and I'll send it to you.
AFM
If you read Spanish I can send you a setting manual that descaribes how settings affect Mugen MTX 3.
Give me an e-mail address and I'll send it to you.
AFM
Hey AFM, you got PM
Originally Posted by gonzoY5
Hey AFM, you got PM
Allready sent you the tuning guide. Hope it helps. Give me your comments.
AFM