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Old 04-05-2005, 02:30 PM
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Traction Roll Set Up

Front:
Dark blue springs
second hole from bottom
1.2 piston
700 w oil
-.05 toe out
-1.0 camber
tires 45/ 58mm /fast tire
sway bar blades vertical
steering ack A
width 200mm
One way
ride hieght 3.5


Rear:
Dark blue springs
second hole from bottom
2 hole
600w
2.5 toe in
-3.5mm
tires 42/ 59mm/ fast tire
no sway bar
C block
10 to 30k diff oil
width 199mm
ride hieght 4.5
0 camber gain shims
camber links outer holes

This is way different then what has been ran in the past but it seem's to work very well.
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Old 04-05-2005, 03:44 PM
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hey robbie thanks for all the info on the best car around

do u have a low traction set up, i just got my car set up and i tried the dark blue springs all the way around and both front and rear shocks laid down all the way.

if i am having trouble in the turns do i need to put the stock springs back on or what. i have never had a rea; setup with the stock springs before.

im running the front sway flat
rear bar 2.5 all the way at the ends
stock gearing and belts
dark blues all the way around
stock one way and diff oil in rear

i am running very close to the stock set up as far as camber, caster, and toe. but i will try what ever is recommended.

by the way all the info i got on here last week made my car handle the best it had yet!!!
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Old 04-05-2005, 04:34 PM
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Verry small changes from the previous one, here are the changes for medium to low bite tracks.
Front steering ack B
front sway bar 15 degrees
front shock oil 600w
front camber -2.0mm
front width 198
rear block B
rear sway bar
rear diff oil 30k
camber gain 1.5


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when u adjust the sway bar does it matter if u go to the front or to the rear of the car with the rotation? and what about that cam thing???? thats a real mystery to me.

i use the b ackerman now
and the rear c block i think, i'll change that asap

so it is A block for high traction tracks
B for medium and C for very low

so will changing to the B still help me?

and is the rear bar set right, all the way at the ends?
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Old 04-06-2005, 01:42 AM
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Default steering ackerman ?

sorry if this question had been asked a lot...but i'am still confused..trying to put it simple....which does the ackerman effects :

1. faster / slower turning
or
2. shorter/longer steering throw

thank u very much
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Old 04-06-2005, 02:48 AM
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Originally posted by ROBBIE C
Traction Roll Set Up

Front:
Dark blue springs
second hole from bottom
1.2 piston
700 w oil
-.05 toe out
-1.0 camber
tires 45/ 58mm /fast tire
sway bar blades vertical
steering ack A
width 200mm
One way
ride hieght 3.5


Rear:
Dark blue springs
second hole from bottom
2 hole
600w
2.5 toe in
-3.5mm
tires 42/ 59mm/ fast tire
no sway bar
C block
10 to 30k diff oil
width 199mm
ride hieght 4.5
0 camber gain shims
camber links outer holes

This is way different then what has been ran in the past but it seem's to work very well.
Thanks Robbie and everyone else that posted.
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Old 04-06-2005, 03:25 AM
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Originally posted by Palmaris Europe
At the weekend we suffered a lot of traction roll (rear end) due to the high grip and high temps.

Are you allow to cut the width of the Front tire. go to 24 to 22 mm.
I found this is the quickest way to reduce traction roll but you need to stay on the driver line otherwise u have loose front.
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Old 04-06-2005, 04:23 AM
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Originally posted by kitracer
Are you allow to cut the width of the Front tire. go to 24 to 22 mm.
I found this is the quickest way to reduce traction roll but you need to stay on the driver line otherwise u have loose front.
Yep. I was very tempted to cut them this weekend but then we noticed the traction roll was coming from the rear end. plus with a bumpy track it makes set up really awkward.
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Old 04-06-2005, 10:29 AM
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When you add more traction to the rear of the car this should help with the traction roll problem because it will cause your car to push instead of having supper aggressive steering.
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Old 04-07-2005, 11:21 AM
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i'm sure this has been discussed, but is anyone coming out with a Li-Po reciever pack yet?
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Old 04-07-2005, 11:48 AM
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Originally posted by GrandeGixxer
i'm sure this has been discussed, but is anyone coming out with a Li-Po reciever pack yet?
I was talking to Justin W he races for us and he said trinity makes a pack that fits the Mugen car I don't no the part number but maybe they have something on there site..............
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Originally posted by GrandeGixxer
i'm sure this has been discussed, but is anyone coming out with a Li-Po reciever pack yet?
I would hold off for a few months. The current Li-Po sets use 3.7v cells and a regulator to cut the voltage down to 6v. The regulator are known to fail every so often and when it happens a 8.4v surge goes through the receiver and blows up those lovely digital servos.
There are 3v Li-Ion cells being released now but there are no chargers made yet to allow them to be charged in packs. I believe the Triton doesnt yet have the capability either to charge them.
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Hello Robbi C. You never mentioned what droop you use, front and rear, on high and medium traction tracks.

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Originally posted by czotalis
Hello Robbi C. You never mentioned what droop you use, front and rear, on high and medium traction tracks.

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front +1 rear +4
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I suppose this applies for high and medium tracktion tracks.

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