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Yes I do, I specifically checked this. It would be pretty hard to cross this up as the motor solder points are marked with color coordinated lugs. The motor is a Speed Passion 17.5. I can check the sensor cable and the connections tomorrow. It's hard to believe the motor or sensor cable could be damaged, all parts are new and hardly run.
Thanks for all the help.
Thanks for all the help.
What spur/pinion/tire size (i.e. rollout) are you running ?
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Joined: Mar 2016
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Sauce full front, if you can, and try saucing longer on the front
1/2hr front 15m rear if that's what it takes to get the balance
Running 1/12 scale, tires and sauce are the major tuning factors
All that other stuff is fine tuning
Blue Green are a good combo on lower grip rugs
Don't be afraid to run larger front tires as well
1/2hr front 15m rear if that's what it takes to get the balance
Running 1/12 scale, tires and sauce are the major tuning factors
All that other stuff is fine tuning
Blue Green are a good combo on lower grip rugs
Don't be afraid to run larger front tires as well
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Joined: Mar 2016
Posts: 122
Went stiffer on the center spring and car was nervous and twitchy,dialed the rates back a little and ran more expo then the push showed its ugly head on the corner exit
Also tried 20 and 30 k in the tubes and the car started to lift the inside rear tire on corners,Its gota be something iam over looking,the guys i run with r using the green and blue combo and run fine.The car is bind free and flat,no tweaks in the chassis Thanks for the quick response
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REDBULL
tThe tires r cut 41.5 rear and 40.5 front now,if I run a taller tire up front will it loosen up the rear traction?Will it give the car more overall steering?The car is a little loose in the ass now,does not seem plated.Good idea with the camber and caster.right now its at 5 degree blocks and about
.5 on the camber anything close to 1 the car gets real hard to drive clean and consistent.Thanks to all for the help.will keep at it and have fun doing so
tThe tires r cut 41.5 rear and 40.5 front now,if I run a taller tire up front will it loosen up the rear traction?Will it give the car more overall steering?The car is a little loose in the ass now,does not seem plated.Good idea with the camber and caster.right now its at 5 degree blocks and about
.5 on the camber anything close to 1 the car gets real hard to drive clean and consistent.Thanks to all for the help.will keep at it and have fun doing so
REDBULL
tThe tires r cut 41.5 rear and 40.5 front now,if I run a taller tire up front will it loosen up the rear traction?Will it give the car more overall steering?The car is a little loose in the ass now,does not seem plated.Good idea with the camber and caster.right now its at 5 degree blocks and about
.5 on the camber anything close to 1 the car gets real hard to drive clean and consistent.Thanks to all for the help.will keep at it and have fun doing so
tThe tires r cut 41.5 rear and 40.5 front now,if I run a taller tire up front will it loosen up the rear traction?Will it give the car more overall steering?The car is a little loose in the ass now,does not seem plated.Good idea with the camber and caster.right now its at 5 degree blocks and about
.5 on the camber anything close to 1 the car gets real hard to drive clean and consistent.Thanks to all for the help.will keep at it and have fun doing so
If the rear is edgy, don't sauce full front
Remember
The idea is to get the tires and sauce good for 8m
Not the first few laps
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Joined: Mar 2016
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The rear gets a full sauce job,the fronts get a little less then a half on the inside rim.Might try some blues on all four corners this sunday,my x-ray liked them
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the tips Redbullfixx.The car is decent the full 8min,and consistent,it just dosent seem like its fully hooked up,and nearly as planted like the other cars I run wilh.I will add some camber and caster and open the turning circle a bit more,I would say its a little over 3 feet now,close to four
The rear gets a full sauce job,the fronts get a little less then a half on the inside rim.Might try some blues on all four corners this sunday,my x-ray liked them
Thanks for the help
The rear gets a full sauce job,the fronts get a little less then a half on the inside rim.Might try some blues on all four corners this sunday,my x-ray liked them
Thanks for the helpcheck your tires every run
If an edge peels up, handling will be inconsistent
Outside wheel for me, too. I wait until the track is clear, then set the car parallel to one wall, touching it, do a half circle, then set my foot up against the car, marking the spot. Then repeat going the other direction, adjusting the EPA for the same circle going right or left.
It's always best to describe the amount of steering throw you are using with a turning circle as opposed to some percentage of adjustment on the radio, since the percentage depends on the radio, servo, steering linkage, and wheelbase-- all of which vary from car to car.
It's always best to describe the amount of steering throw you are using with a turning circle as opposed to some percentage of adjustment on the radio, since the percentage depends on the radio, servo, steering linkage, and wheelbase-- all of which vary from car to car.
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Joined: May 2015
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It was also the first time I ever enjoyed driving a 1/12 scale car on black carpet.
Mike McDaniels has been on the ball. Delivering a "Hudy" level of quality product.
He has been responsive to emails and his communication skills are second to none.
I'm so happy i bought mine, and if anyone is thinking of getting one, I give it my best recommendation. McFactory Chassis' are the bomb when it comes to black carpet.



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