va_connoisseur

For those of us looking for an engine, what is the "CRF package deal with pipe"? Thanks

razzor

http://rc-mushroom.com/product_info....ducts_id=13004

Unfortunately i see the special they had is over but its still good value .
Alternatives:

http://rc-mushroom.com/product_info....ducts_id=12084
or Ninja equivalent at same price.

http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/produc...ducts_id=20748
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/produc...ducts_id=23478

Very good deal is the Mega ZX12 sport pack.
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/produc...ducts_id=18728

ALG

NEXT time at the track start playing with your front are DROOP. If you dont have traction roll problems, try using 1 o 0 droop at front.

Have fun

nitrobeast

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Fun i am having.


I will try that next. How about a little less toe in for the rear? Would that help me? The car wouldnt oversteer regardless of how hard i hit it into or out of a corner.
THanks for you help..

ALG

Make one change at a time.
With less toe on the rear you "may" have problem coming out the corner on acceleration. But that is a easy and fast set-up modification.

Start with the droop and the go with the rear TOE. I normaly run 2, when the track is on VERY good condition and 3 most of the time.

nitrobeast

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Sounds good ALG. Thanks for the tips.

Z00M

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uniquexme

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man, u guys should try OS Speed Spec II.

uniquexme

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anyone upgraded their wheel hub or wheel hex adaptor? i have broken 2 pc coz the screw head snapped off, and screw got stuck inside. maybe there are some better ones out there. thanks

Pattojnr

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dont want to start anything here, but my thaughts on the subject are divided.
seems that the shorter rear arms do tend to put weight on the rear wheels, but with that extra weight ? what happens under braking ? this is extra weight transfer to the front ? this may give you some more front weight transfer under braking. also same if just the front was shortened. the extra weight on the front wheels would gain more rear weight transfer, thus leading to more rear grip under power.
just my thaughts im no expert on geometry, but it all makes sense, the extra weight has to go somewhere, and result in extra grip or turn somwhere.

dnitro

Less too in should help you with more on power steering. What rear diff oil are you using? I've been using 50K Mugen for high grip track, and 30K for med grip track.

gansei

i will do conversion My G4S to G4+.

i will get G4+ spare and option parts tomorrow.

this is my conversion list.

1. ‘Flying Wing’ Suspension Arms (front upper/low. rear sus), front knucle arm.

2. rear bulkhead,rear bulk bracket, rear Y type stebil.

3. 2nd gear, 2nd gear housing, 2-speed shoe, new clutch shoe.


i will take a picture my G4+ conversion machine in tomorrow

nitrobeast

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I will try the droop first and if it's still not enough i will ty the toe out. My rear diff is 10k. The grip is very low.

Sow&Steady

You haven't added any weight so there is no "extra" weight. Its just their relative "positions" have changed.

Pattojnr

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the weight of the car isnt changing. but if you move the wheels forward or backward , then the weight balance changes. thats what i was trying to say.
the center point of the weight between the front and rear wheels is changing, so the balance is there for changing. or am i reading too much into it ?
i know i have had problems getting steering into the car of late, and the 3mm shorter rear wheel base has made that a thing of the past, so there is something in it. i wouldnt mind trying a std rear and a shorter front wheel base just to see the changes. im guessing it will give me a little more rear grip and then be chasing steering again. so there are valid points to ZOOMs statement.