RC10B4.1 FT/WC
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Ernest
Another quick option you may want to try is move the rear hubs back. That should free up the rear a little and give more rotation. If it doesn't work it will be easy to return it back to your current setup. I assume you will be at Glitch tonight. I will be there for only my 2nd time and not on the new layout. We'll see how my setup works.
Ernest
Ernest
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I had the yellows on the rear with a similar set up and recently went to the white rears, red front. Calmed the car down a bit. The M3 front compound may be your problem. I had the same tires and switched to a softer compound. More front traction. Also you stated your diff is medium tight. I run a looser diff and set the slipper to get about 1 to 1.5 inches of lift when I hold the wheels and punch it. My car is really dialed right now.
I just put a Savox 1257 in my buggy and when I turn either direction and go back to center and leave it, it makes the same noise as when I turn it all the way. It only goes away when I quickly go back and forth really quick. When I disconnect the steering rack from the servo, the steering goes turns easily, there is no binding. Is this normal or is something wrong?
I just put a Savox 1257 in my buggy and when I turn either direction and go back to center and leave it, it makes the same noise as when I turn it all the way. It only goes away when I quickly go back and forth really quick. When I disconnect the steering rack from the servo, the steering goes turns easily, there is no binding. Is this normal or is something wrong?
I just put a Savox 1257 in my buggy and when I turn either direction and go back to center and leave it, it makes the same noise as when I turn it all the way. It only goes away when I quickly go back and forth really quick. When I disconnect the steering rack from the servo, the steering goes turns easily, there is no binding. Is this normal or is something wrong?
I recently switched to the B4.1 WC from a 22. Initially built with C hub towers/shaved brace, and have been fighting a push ever since. Switched to A towers, all is butter. Just a thought, fyi.
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