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Old 03-11-2008, 07:06 PM
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My G4RS go well in winter weather..

But rear grip is too high in springtime

i put 5mm shim in rear upper knuckle arm in Last KORG Race.

also setup rear stebil 90 degree, max stand high rear shock.

But.. rear grip is too high..


i quess G4RS Real Bulk Bracket is plastic and it cause much roll.

so i will try Aluminum G4S Real Bulk Bracket!
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Originally Posted by gansei
My G4RS go well in winter weather..

But rear grip is too high in springtime

i put 5mm shim in rear upper knuckle arm in Last KORG Race.

also setup rear stebil 90 degree, max stand high rear shock.

But.. rear grip is too high..


i quess G4RS Real Bulk Bracket is plastic and it cause much roll.

so i will try Aluminum G4S Real Bulk Bracket!
Hey Gansei next time you have a big race give me a call I will come pit crew for you!so if you lay your shocks down to the next hole do you think it will reduce high grip?I wish I had to much rear grip??let me know how you go.
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I added lipos rx batteries to my g4rs and g4s yesterday the premium power batteries I got from rcmushroom 1300mah fit perfect and the regulator is small enough to fit on top of the rx in its space, just use some double sided foam tape on the top and bottom of the battery and the radio plate puts enough pressure down to tightly secure the battery there, there is no balance plug on these batteries so will see how long they last. and they are well priced too.
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Originally Posted by aussies1129
I added lipos rx batteries to my g4rs and g4s yesterday the premium power batteries I got from rcmushroom 1300mah fit perfect and the regulator is small enough to fit on top of the rx in its space, just use some double sided foam tape on the top and bottom of the battery and the radio plate puts enough pressure down to tightly secure the battery there, there is no balance plug on these batteries so will see how long they last. and they are well priced too.
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rear shock is soft when rear shock lay down.

so i tried rear shock stand high for rear shock hard setting (for rear quick turn)



regulator had 2 types:

1. linear method(LRP regulator)
-> it is bad in runtime. regulator consume 1.4V for 6.0 Down volt.
(it is good for FM transmitter)

2. switching method(much-more regulator)

-> there are no loss in runtime.
But switching method can cause glitch to FM transmitter
Spektrum did not get glitch from switching method regulator
(it is good for Spektrum transmitter)


i didn't know about this issue in last year.

i have too much glitch problem cause much-more regulator in Last Korea National Race
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Originally Posted by gansei
rear shock is soft when rear shock lay down.

so i tried rear shock stand high for rear shock hard setting (for rear quick turn)



regulator had 2 types:

1. linear method(LRP regulator)
-> it is bad in runtime. regulator consume 1.4V for 6.0 Down volt.
(it is good for FM transmitter)

2. switching method(much-more regulator)

-> there are no loss in runtime.
But switching method can cause glitch to FM transmitter
Spektrum did not get glitch from switching method regulator
(it is good for Spektrum transmitter)


i didn't know about this issue in last year.

i have too much glitch problem cause much-more regulator in Last Korea National Race
ok I did not know this about regulator,I am using 2.4 so i will check so you must be using switching method?are you using FM is 2.4 illegal in korea?
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Originally Posted by gansei
My G4RS go well in winter weather..

But rear grip is too high in springtime

i put 5mm shim in rear upper knuckle arm in Last KORG Race.

also setup rear stebil 90 degree, max stand high rear shock.

But.. rear grip is too high..


i quess G4RS Real Bulk Bracket is plastic and it cause much roll.

so i will try Aluminum G4S Real Bulk Bracket!
What diff oil are you using in the rear Gansei?

What front roll center position are you using?

What rear springs? Tyres?

These 4 things make a huge difference to the car....I'm interested to know what you are doing!

Re. the lipo regulator - I haven't tried it yet, but generally a diode in line with the positive lead will drop the voltage by 0.6v. might be worth a try rather than using the regulator??

Aussies1129 - you should be able to get a lot of rear grip from your car... shoot me your setup for a look !

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Originally Posted by Sp Racer
What diff oil are you using in the rear Gansei?

What front roll center position are you using?

What rear springs? Tyres?

These 4 things make a huge difference to the car....I'm interested to know what you are doing!

Re. the lipo regulator - I haven't tried it yet, but generally a diode in line with the positive lead will drop the voltage by 0.6v. might be worth a try rather than using the regulator??

Aussies1129 - you should be able to get a lot of rear grip from your car... shoot me your setup for a look !

Luis Sola
Hi Luis,
rear grip wasnt to bad but I am fairly sure I had my clutch setup to aggressive with very early engagement,
red spring ,flush 0mm thread showing on the spring nut with .6 clutch gap and all weights in shoes, as I was coming out of corners it would hit the power hard and step out the rear,rear shocks 1.4 and second from bottom,front 1.5 spring and I think 2nd from bottom on the tower car is in shed at the moment and its pissing down with rain cant check, I ran my g4s and I had the orange spring with one weight on each shoe, about 1mm thread showing and the same shock position as above and the rear was more stable on exit, I am going to change out the spring on the rs to a stiffer one probably black and drop one weight in each shoe,go up one hole on the rear and stiffen up the front by going up one spring and reduce my steering and see what happens. there was definately a shit load of steering compared to the s model.any suggestions.
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Old 03-12-2008, 05:28 AM
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Originally Posted by aussies1129
Hi Luis,
rear grip wasnt to bad but I am fairly sure I had my clutch setup to aggressive with very early engagement,
red spring ,flush 0mm thread showing on the spring nut with .6 clutch gap and all weights in shoes, as I was coming out of corners it would hit the power hard and step out the rear,rear shocks 1.4 and second from bottom,front 1.5 spring and I think 2nd from bottom on the tower car is in shed at the moment and its pissing down with rain cant check, I ran my g4s and I had the orange spring with one weight on each shoe, about 1mm thread showing and the same shock position as above and the rear was more stable on exit, I am going to change out the spring on the rs to a stiffer one probably black and drop one weight in each shoe,go up one hole on the rear and stiffen up the front by going up one spring and reduce my steering and see what happens. there was definately a shit load of steering compared to the s model.any suggestions.
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sort he clutch up as the setup sheet says. get your self some 40's tires for the front. and dont forget the steering rate ont he radio. all this will help that setup. stick with it, it is fine the way it is. you will be surprised with the tire clutch and steering rate changes. but do try the full setup on the sheet, not just partly. it all comes together
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Old 03-12-2008, 06:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Pattojnr
sort he clutch up as the setup sheet says. get your self some 40's tires for the front. and dont forget the steering rate ont he radio. all this will help that setup. stick with it, it is fine the way it is. you will be surprised with the tire clutch and steering rate changes. but do try the full setup on the sheet, not just partly. it all comes together
Hey Paul,
dont get me wrong the car was running well actually the fastest on the track(competition was a little weak thou?)I felt the car could of gone at least 1.5 seconds quicker?I needed more corner/exit speed,first practise of the year so no complaints, I was trying out a few things before I go the full setup you sent me but I am fairly sure as you suggested in the end its heading that way with setup I definately found out with the clutch setup on the s model, I have already changed the rs to the setup you gave me except the 40 fronts I think I dont have any only 37s will check,hopefully weather permit and will get some results this sunday.
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Originally Posted by aussies1129
Hey Paul,
dont get me wrong the car was running well actually the fastest on the track(competition was a little weak thou?)I felt the car could of gone at least 1.5 seconds quicker?I needed more corner/exit speed,first practise of the year so no complaints, I was trying out a few things before I go the full setup you sent me but I am fairly sure as you suggested in the end its heading that way with setup I definately found out with the clutch setup on the s model, I have already changed the rs to the setup you gave me except the 40 fronts I think I dont have any only 37s will check,hopefully weather permit and will get some results this sunday.
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the 40 fronts are suggested if you still find that the car has too much steering. stick wiht your 37's for now. but if you can get just one pair of 40's from the track to try, then do try them. this will settle down the initial bite at the front. i ended up with about 65% steering rate. it was a small tight technical track, still had a heap of steering, off power and on, but very settled rear end.
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Originally Posted by Sp Racer
What diff oil are you using in the rear Gansei?

What front roll center position are you using?

What rear springs? Tyres?

These 4 things make a huge difference to the car....I'm interested to know what you are doing!

Re. the lipo regulator - I haven't tried it yet, but generally a diode in line with the positive lead will drop the voltage by 0.6v. might be worth a try rather than using the regulator??

Aussies1129 - you should be able to get a lot of rear grip from your car... shoot me your setup for a look !

Luis Sola
front normal(default) roll center, rear 40000 diff oil, rear 1.7 TM spring.

the spektrum is illegal in korea..
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We've received some emails asking why we don't post on the G4XX threads. The answer is that it looks like you guys are all doing great. One thing that I've noticed is a few concerns about clutches. Instead of changing springs you might try changing the shoe. A K14133-4 or K14133-6 softens up the slam when the engine spools up coming out of a turn. If you have a situation where the clutch comes in at the right point but doesn't actually lock up, you can try a softer shoe like the K14133-5.

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Originally Posted by gansei
front normal(default) roll center, rear 40000 diff oil, rear 1.7 TM spring.

the spektrum is illegal in korea..
if you have too much rear grip Gansei ? , do try the lower setting for the roll center on the front speedshot. you may have to turn your radio steering rate down though
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Old 03-12-2008, 08:54 PM
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Hey guys,

Are the G4s parts interchangle with the G4+ kit? I already have a G4+ and looking to buy a G4s kit for parts.

Thanks for your help!
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Hey guys,

Are the G4s parts interchangle with the G4+ kit? I already have a G4+ and looking to buy a G4s kit for parts.

Thanks for your help!
Hi you would be better getting a G4RS kit for parts/back up car as I am aware that would have more interchangable parts to suit the G4+ eg wing arms,towers etc etc
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