3 Racing Sakura Advance 21M
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#47
Tech Apprentice
That must be the last 20M kits available, I saw 3racing saying that the 20M wasn't produced anymore but they will keep manufacturing parts for it.
#48
Tech Addict
is there aluminium chassis that will fit this?
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#51
The new relief cut chassis is an interesting option, narrower front spool and rear diff as well.
I don't think the 21M is an evolution of the 2K18, very different conception.
Looks like they wanted to make a pro version of the S64, and decided at the last time to put the motor in rear position.
I don't think the 21M is an evolution of the 2K18, very different conception.
Looks like they wanted to make a pro version of the S64, and decided at the last time to put the motor in rear position.
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#53
Tech Apprentice
But that wasn't the point of what I'm saying, I talk about chassis balance. Looks like nobody understand there...
#55
Had to add 40g to my 21M to bring it up to legal weight for TC class 1320
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Tech Apprentice
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Tech Apprentice
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This is just about basic physics and mechanical engineering. You don't need to have the kit in hands for that.
#58
This is why the "required' 40g is placed at the right front on my 20m that gives it near perfect left to right balance and a 55/45 front to rear bias which is perfect for running on very high traction black carpet track that I race on.
Last edited by gwc; 11-04-2020 at 12:59 PM.
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This is just about basic physics and mechanical engineering. You don't need to have the kit in hands for that.
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This is just about basic physics and mechanical engineering. You don't need to have the kit in hands for that.
#60
Stands to reason, with proper balance weight which it will require to meet min. weight requirements in the right hands it should do well on asphalt...time will tell 😁