Team Associated B4.2 Thread
#9481
Does the longer chassis (I believe it's 8mm) handle better for 17.5 or the normal length one, I have the shorter one on my stock buggy, but the long chassis on my mod one..and the mod one seems to handle better than the stock one,neither the same setup...but I don't wanna buy the chassis if it will not make a dif!
#9482
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 4,003
From: Cali


Thanks for the 411, helpful as always
#9483
B4.2 should be here friday, leaving a tlr 22, going to give this ole thing a try, lol.
I have driven one for a few laps, and it feels, well different. I figured I wont know until I put it through the ringer, so it is about to go through it.
I have driven one for a few laps, and it feels, well different. I figured I wont know until I put it through the ringer, so it is about to go through it.
#9485
You wont be disappointed,thats for sure. Easy to drive and very consistent.
#9486
lol, your crazy guy. I thought you were going to get the new caster car.
#9489
White rear springs, and green up front is a good starting point. 32.5F/30R with the standard 1.6 pistons. I haven't been to the indoor track in a loooooong time, but if there aren't any big jumps then give the 1.7 pistons a go with 37.5F/35 rear a go. I have a lot of testing to do since I haven't run 1/8th or 1/10th in a few months.
You already know what to go to for tires. Are you going to be running mod or stock?
#9490
I may just do that
Well I am not worried about soft or anything, cause I don't break much on my buggys lol, I haven't had em that long and they are still just as good as the day I got em, the wing is trashed tho, cause I had to figure out how to handle the lil buggers
Thanks for the 411, helpful as always

Well I am not worried about soft or anything, cause I don't break much on my buggys lol, I haven't had em that long and they are still just as good as the day I got em, the wing is trashed tho, cause I had to figure out how to handle the lil buggers

Thanks for the 411, helpful as always

#9491
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 4,003
From: Cali
Oh u mean chassis flex!!!
#9493
Going to be there Friday? You can check out my buggy.
White rear springs, and green up front is a good starting point. 32.5F/30R with the standard 1.6 pistons. I haven't been to the indoor track in a loooooong time, but if there aren't any big jumps then give the 1.7 pistons a go with 37.5F/35 rear a go. I have a lot of testing to do since I haven't run 1/8th or 1/10th in a few months.
You already know what to go to for tires. Are you going to be running mod or stock?
White rear springs, and green up front is a good starting point. 32.5F/30R with the standard 1.6 pistons. I haven't been to the indoor track in a loooooong time, but if there aren't any big jumps then give the 1.7 pistons a go with 37.5F/35 rear a go. I have a lot of testing to do since I haven't run 1/8th or 1/10th in a few months.
You already know what to go to for tires. Are you going to be running mod or stock?
#9494
Looks like the C4.2's are in stock. Definitely thinking about trying one out.
http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/C0060/
http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/C0060/
#9495
Looks like the C4.2's are in stock. Definitely thinking about trying one out.
http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/C0060/
http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/C0060/
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