Tekno RC EB410 Thread
#1487
Carpet/turf tires generate so much grip they are capable of overwhelming the sidewall/ carcass. This is much more unlikley with clay and dirt tires. So on dirt weight can equal traction, on carpet it simply speeds up the inevitable unless you traction roll first. Its not uncommon at all to pick up grip with a sway bar since its purpose is to more evenly disribute weight tranfer. Or stiffer front springs will generate mid and exit steering. If it helps think of tires as a ball of springs. Any time you solid stack a spring your lose grip very quickly.
#1490
#1491
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 5,719
From: At dirt tracks in Michigan!
I wouldn't read into that cross weight at all. Three twists on a shock collar and it will be perfectly even.
Thanks for the rough corner measurements! 40 grams extra on the front of the car out of the box still seems sub-optimal to me. Might work on a few surfaces, but knowing you have to add extra weight to adjust the front/rear bias is unfortunate. Wonder how long until we see speed controls and receivers mounted behind the center diff.
Thanks for the rough corner measurements! 40 grams extra on the front of the car out of the box still seems sub-optimal to me. Might work on a few surfaces, but knowing you have to add extra weight to adjust the front/rear bias is unfortunate. Wonder how long until we see speed controls and receivers mounted behind the center diff.
#1493
Tech Master
Joined: Oct 2014
Posts: 1,167
From: Maine
I wouldn't read into that cross weight at all. Three twists on a shock collar and it will be perfectly even.
Thanks for the rough corner measurements! 40 grams extra on the front of the car out of the box still seems sub-optimal to me. Might work on a few surfaces, but knowing you have to add extra weight to adjust the front/rear bias is unfortunate. Wonder how long until we see speed controls and receivers mounted behind the center diff.
Thanks for the rough corner measurements! 40 grams extra on the front of the car out of the box still seems sub-optimal to me. Might work on a few surfaces, but knowing you have to add extra weight to adjust the front/rear bias is unfortunate. Wonder how long until we see speed controls and receivers mounted behind the center diff.
#1494
Tech Master
Joined: Oct 2014
Posts: 1,167
From: Maine
I get my kit and all electronics friday. So I should have corner weight setup by late monday night (Previous engagements friday, saturday, AND sunday! ugh!)
#1496
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 8,616
From: New Jersey
I wouldn't read into that cross weight at all. Three twists on a shock collar and it will be perfectly even.
Thanks for the rough corner measurements! 40 grams extra on the front of the car out of the box still seems sub-optimal to me. Might work on a few surfaces, but knowing you have to add extra weight to adjust the front/rear bias is unfortunate. Wonder how long until we see speed controls and receivers mounted behind the center diff.
Thanks for the rough corner measurements! 40 grams extra on the front of the car out of the box still seems sub-optimal to me. Might work on a few surfaces, but knowing you have to add extra weight to adjust the front/rear bias is unfortunate. Wonder how long until we see speed controls and receivers mounted behind the center diff.
#1497
Anybody can tell me the dimensions of the chassis? The total length and total width? I want to know if my chassis protector will cover the whole chassis or have to get another one. Carpet track rules; we have to have a chassis protector.
#1499
Going to be real skeptical if all of a sudden Tower ships all there kits on Monday right after e-cash ends.
#1500
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 6,410
From: Austin,TX
For those interested in a custom chassis protector, I've had really good luck with Dutch Oven Designs, you can send him any graphics you want or explain what you need and he'll make it happen, not sure how soon he'll have templates for the EB410, but I would imagine very soon:
Chassis Protectors : Dutch Oven Designs, Custom Print Solutions at an Affordable Price!
Chassis Protectors : Dutch Oven Designs, Custom Print Solutions at an Affordable Price!





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