Viper RC -
#6811
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 8,616
From: New Jersey
And as far as the brakes go, I had trouble getting mine to feel right at first. I was stuck in old school habits of setting brake EPA at 70 or 80. Set it to 100 and fine tune with the Proguage. You'll see a difference. Once you get it to where you like it, then you can make an on the fly adjustment via the EPA if you need to. That adjustment should be small though if you did your ESC settings right.
#6815
meaning, when sitting still on the line if I do not keep turning the wheel lets say for no more then 20 seconds apart the esc will turn off. Wanna over ride that feature and let the esc stay on until I personally turn off the esc
#6817
#6818
#6819
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 5,071
#6821
Tech Regular
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 347
No it's not. Where I race you are always turn marshaling the next heat. Before doing so you must also leave your own car to inspection (and leave it there during your marshaling). There is no time waiting for your car to be inspected and then get the car and TX to the pit table. I think it would be very convenient feature to shut off the ESC without removing the body.
#6823
Tech Regular
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 399
From: Sloan, Iowa
No it's not. Where I race you are always turn marshaling the next heat. Before doing so you must also leave your own car to inspection (and leave it there during your marshaling). There is no time waiting for your car to be inspected and then get the car and TX to the pit table. I think it would be very convenient feature to shut off the ESC without removing the body.
#6824



4Likes

