Originally Posted by
LordSchnert
That looks much better already! Definitely lower the front to at least be the same as the rear, in general you want to be as low as allowed, and raise the rear a little for better turn-in. Also.. Tamiya makes lots of different tires.. they don’t necessarily all work equally well on a track.. if it’s open tires where you race.. see what the locals are using.. it will make a big difference..
Thanks for the thoughts.
At the local track we are running spec PowerHobby brand tires........it is what it is....BUT they allow any PowerHobby tire so that allows for some experimentation. I also can sauce and the first time out I didn't have any of that ready to go......I do now :-)
I can play around with the pre-load spacers to get the rear up a touch but possibly keep the same level of slight offset to stay close to the 50/50 cross balance.