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Slotmachine 10-01-2004 08:52 PM

seting
 

Originally posted by gentleman81
so u loosen the screws adjust the bars then screw them back in tight? i thought it had to have some play in it, that is what i couldnt understand. how does it hold the setting

The set screws hold them tight.

gentleman81 10-01-2004 09:15 PM

so the screws that go in the front of the sway bar holders not the allen key screws that set the droop correct

Slotmachine 10-01-2004 09:30 PM

Correct!
 

Originally posted by gentleman81
so the screws that go in the front of the sway bar holders not the allen key screws that set the droop correct

I push my wrench thru the foam bumper, so you dont have to take the bumper off everytime to loosen the set screws.

gentleman81 10-01-2004 09:37 PM

the flatter the sway bar = what?

the more angle = what?

rcabj 10-01-2004 10:08 PM

Re: Diff oil
 

Originally posted by no4hitter
I race in Cincy and use 50,000 in the rear.
how does it feel with the 50k oil ?:)

Taylor-Racing 10-01-2004 10:30 PM

Re: Why?????
 

Originally posted by Slotmachine
I run 0 offset GQTires and dont have a problem with wheel rub, I dont understand why you guys are having so many problems with that.
Or is there somthing else I am missing?

I'm "told" that merely winding out the pivot balls to accomodate 0 offset wheels will affect the geometry and that we would "do this at our peril".
While the reasoning is logical, I haven't actually tried it to find out. Anyone?

Yes, the GQ wheels are very good in terms of strength/rigidity - excellent, in fact.
I also like that they fit quite snugly on the hex. Most wheels are just a "so so" fit.
The tyres themselves seem to take longer to warm up but the grip and wear seems to be fine. We really must finish testing them properly. :blush:

no4hitter 10-02-2004 05:09 AM

Diff oil
 
I ran 30,000 at first but we just sealed the track, now with the traction we have the 50,000 is great. I would like to try the 100,000.

gentleman81 10-02-2004 07:32 AM

what does the different diff oils do in terms of handling, i am running the stock setup, and i could use more bite in tight corners. what should i try. our track is small to medium size with a technical infield and maybe to straight streches.

gentleman81 10-02-2004 07:47 AM

when u order the kawahara center body post do u get a body post also or just the carbon fiber plate? it just shows the plate but kfactory shows the entire unit with post. does anyone else make it?

Slotmachine 10-02-2004 08:08 AM


Originally posted by gentleman81
what does the different diff oils do in terms of handling, i am running the stock setup, and i could use more bite in tight corners. what should i try. our track is small to medium size with a technical infield and maybe to straight streches.

If you run anything lighter in the rear diff, you may experience excessive tire wear. What happens is the inside rear tire will spin more in the corner wearing the rear tires out sooner.
As far as the body post question, you have to supply your own post with some, if it doesnt show it in the picture its not coming with the graphite.


In cincinati you have massive traction, kinda like Toledo does. In parking lots, you dont have that kind of traction. I would not recomend any stiffer then 30,000.

The flater the sway bar, the more front grip.
(-)= flat (/)=45deg. (|)= straight up less traction and body roll but more responsive.

gentleman81 10-02-2004 08:17 AM

thanks im gonna get the rear swaybar hopup, the aluminum one. is that one easy to set up, like i said i am running the stock parts now. and with the better sway bar u have to buy the aluminum brake bracket too right, doesnt the hopup sway bar have to mount to it?

j240z 10-02-2004 08:33 AM


Originally posted by gentleman81
when u order the kawahara center body post do u get a body post also or just the carbon fiber plate? it just shows the plate but kfactory shows the entire unit with post. does anyone else make it?
Kawahara only comes with the carbon fiber plate. I used a front post from a NTC3 and it works perfect.

Slotmachine 10-02-2004 07:03 PM


Originally posted by gentleman81
thanks im gonna get the rear swaybar hopup, the aluminum one. is that one easy to set up, like i said i am running the stock parts now. and with the better sway bar u have to buy the aluminum brake bracket too right, doesnt the hopup sway bar have to mount to it?

If I am not mistaken, the sway bar comes with all the nessasary parts.

gentleman81 10-02-2004 09:04 PM

what does the rear sway bar do for the handling, at what adjustments?

xtreme888 10-03-2004 09:49 AM

16/19 conversion
 
Hi Guys,

I am running the 16/19 conversion with a metal 16 kawahara rear side pully and belt......the problem is that the 16 pully and belt are worn away very quick....belt replacement after about 4 meeting and pully about 8 meeting. Is there any plastic gear out there a can replace the metal pully with coz i noticed that the 19 plastic pully with very little wear !!! Hence was thinking if i replace the metal one the belt would last longer. Is there any other similar conversion that i can use to make the front tyres wear more quicker like the 16/19 conversion?


Thanks


xtreme888


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