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Old 11-09-2003, 07:43 PM
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I use diff up front aswell, and never had anything break...other than that time at a regional race that i got a horrible glitch and went into a marshall's ankle at full speed ...and bent a hinge pin...:P

hey sportracer... what's your setup for bumpy outdoor asphalt with rubber tires and front diff? I want to compare. every one just has setups for front oneways.
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Originally posted by rtypec
I'll send it your way on Monday.


The 04 was good yesterday but it did not have the snap coming out of corners like the Ebo Tray does.
thanks Rod,

as for the snap...just no getting around the 04's 2.3 vs the E3's 2.6 ratio. (big spur baby)

That being said it will be interesting to hear if the 415 that S is using at the Reedy in Thailand has new pully's that increase the internal?

He looks mighty happy for someone that is testing a new belt car
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Any tips available for running the Surikarn on carpet w/foam tires? Oil wt, springs, shock position? This is for a stock motor. I got my ass handed to me by a TC3 this weekend at our regional, and I am looking for some help as I head to the U.S Indoor Champs in Cleveland. I qualified 4th and was running 3rd w/30 seconds to go when 4th place decided I was in the was in the way and took me out.

I am running 90 wt oil in front w/associated yellow springs (35 spring rate) and 70 wt oil in the rear with purple associated springs (30 spring rate) in the rear. No sway bar. All shocks in the most upright position. Purple rear tires and plaid fronts.

Also any motor tips would be helpful as well. I run at a 12th scale track, so I am the only sedan there...I have no one to compare with.

Thanks guys.....

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Hey it's Derek. I was only aware of 2 Evos. Mine and Marks. You are talking about region 5's..right? I'll post mine tonight. I finished 2nd in the A.
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Downforce- No I am in New York. Region 1. I am an accomplished 12th scale guy trying to branch out. I love the Evo III, it just seems a little lazy on the transition from turn to turn. I think I am over damped....Any help would be great.

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Old 11-10-2003, 02:56 PM
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Default EVO III SE carpet setup

Dumper-

--Front
ride height- 4.5mm
toe-roughly 0 to .5 degrees out
springs-purple associated
oil-50wt
camber- 1.5
piston-3 holes
camber links- inside hole with 3mm shim
A blocks front and rear
tires-TRC plaids 57mm-59mm
droop-1.5mm
HPI 6mm clamp on hexes and 1 red shim so the tires clear. This is right at 200mm wide.
sway bar-yellow
shock location-kit setting

--Rear
ride height- 5mm
springs-copper associated
oil-45wt
camber- 2.5
piston-3 holes
camber links-lower hole on knuckle and inside hole on the inside
tires-TRC purples 57mm-59mm
droop-2mm
no sway bay
shock location-kit setting

HPI 6mm clamp on hexes and 1 blue shim.

Protoform 2.0 Alpha
96 tooth spur and 35-37 pinion
wheel base is the kit setting

Hope this helps. Look me up when you get a chance, I'll be there also.

Derek Manchester
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Derek and dumper try adding spacing under the rear link. I ran 4mm under the rear with 2mm under the front. 2mm roll change under the rear links only. Sounds backwards and extreme but it quickens side to side transition and locks the rear in without the penalty of lazy transition and/or understeery vague front end.

Tires double pink orange front Jaco
double pink rear
60wt 2 hole pistons all around
1d rear toe
Plaid front and dbl purple rear just would not hold the lap times that the pinks would

Very high bite carpet
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Does anyone know when the new and improved front one-way gear will be available?

Also, Is there any luck in finding the red mid shaft? I can only find the blue or gray ones right now.
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Old 11-10-2003, 06:33 PM
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Difuser- what body were you running? Derek might need to change bodies before loosening the rear by raising the camber links. The Proto Alpha 2.0 always feels loose in the rear to me when going from the Stratus 2.0 to the Alpha 2.0. I would suggest the Losi Alpha. You might have to do a little work to move the traction balance to the front, but the Losi is stuck.

Personally, I dislike the Alpha 2.0 on any surface.
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The Alpha has more front bite and that's what I was looking for.
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Old 11-10-2003, 08:34 PM
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Aluma - here is my parking lot set up


front
ride height 5mm
toe 0d
spring yellow
oil 60wt
camber 2.0
piston stock
evo3s camber links far inside hole
a blocks both f&r
pit 27 hpi red (last couple of nights i raced it was 60d+
red swaybar
red shim on whel hexes

rear
ride height 5mm
toe 2d
spirg red
oil 60wt
piston stock
evo3s camber link far in side hole
a blocks f&r
pit 24 hpi red
red sway bar
red shim on hexes

no drop was used at all front or rear was told that I shouldn't use sway bar but that tightened the feel of the car.

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Old 11-11-2003, 12:12 AM
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anyone got a good setup for a medium asphalt track with long straights? Using an Orion Core Stock as thats all I have.

thanx
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Old 11-11-2003, 02:40 AM
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Can Anyone tell me which shaft is lighter Graphite, carbon or three piece
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Originally posted by devil
Can Anyone tell me which shaft is lighter Graphite, carbon or three piece
that will be graphite.
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Downforce- thanks man. That is quite a bit different form where I am. My droop is at 5.5mm.

How are the HPI clamp on hexes different from stock?

ISn't 200mm too wide? I thought the max width was 190mm.

I will try to find you at Cleveland. I will be easy to find. I am part of the CRC crew. Just ask for Dumper.
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