Team Corally RDX Touring Car
04-03-2006, 06:10 PM
#6842
so is it worth to buy the new chassis and where from
04-03-2006, 06:31 PM
#6845
I did go to the track already. I raced this pasat weekend, got like about 10 runs in. Really like the car, consistant, got 22 laps on both my heats, for my first time. And I have everything I need
Someone give me the link for Corally Direct? Thanks
Someone give me the link for Corally Direct? Thanks
04-03-2006, 08:17 PM
#6848
Tech Fanatic
Originally Posted by BlackKat
Heres the setup I use at my local carpet track. I believe it works very well. Give it a shot!
04-03-2006, 08:21 PM
#6849
Tech Fanatic
Originally Posted by Sushi Boy
My home track is a little strange. When I ment low traction carpet I really ment LOW traction carpet. so the setup will do some funky stuff in different conditions. Jason's carpet setup should be good though. Good rubber setups are almost never easy to drive in my opinion though. They will always feel kinda skaty, you just have to drive it. My rubber setups generally have a lot of steering in the middle and exit of the corner. Thats just how I generally like my cars.
If you are more acustomed running foams.... rubber tire carpet racing is a whole different ball game. just requires a different driving style in my opinion.
-Korey
If you are more acustomed running foams.... rubber tire carpet racing is a whole different ball game. just requires a different driving style in my opinion.
-Korey
04-03-2006, 08:38 PM
#6850
Originally Posted by L.Fairtrace
Lance your best bet is to go to the track and practice and spend the money on tires and the necessities, don't waste your money on unnecessary items before you can even utilize them.
Will either hopup make you faster? Doubt it.
Are they cool looking? Yes.
Like I posted a page or two back, which got buried fast, Jim Herrmann TQed the Novak Race with a box stock Carpet Spec kit. None of the SRC parts or anything was bolted onto his car. The car wins, out of the box.
Jeff
04-03-2006, 08:45 PM
#6851
Originally Posted by ERTRACHTER
hey korey i know i sucked it up on foam tires but my rubber setup is like a cadillac i hooked my buddy up with my setup he went from zero to hero instantly later jason
. I think I need a good Asphalt setup too. Got any tips? It's been forever since I've driven on rubber tires... let alone asphalt. -Korey
04-03-2006, 11:46 PM
#6852
Tech Rookie
Originally Posted by MUDVAYNE
I would also go to 1 degree total (1/2 each side) of front toe out. On a low grip situation, I would run 1 1/2 to 2 degree's of rear toe in and go from there. Also, are you running a front diff, spool, or one way? If it's a one way, take that out and put in either the spool or diff. Either one of those will definately give you some push.
04-04-2006, 04:13 AM
#6853
Jeff, your abosultly right, without a doubt. I ran the car stock out of teh box and man it was dialed, but now that I have everything I need, Im looking for the small stuff. However, like you said all these upgrades will not make me any faster.
Oh and why is everyone saying the arms break easily? The only thing that I broke was a knuckle, and that was hitting the first corner at full speed because at our track its one of our bl i nd spots.
That was the only thing I broke there after being there for like 7 hours (literally).
Oh and why is everyone saying the arms break easily? The only thing that I broke was a knuckle, and that was hitting the first corner at full speed because at our track its one of our bl i nd spots.
That was the only thing I broke there after being there for like 7 hours (literally).
04-04-2006, 05:33 AM
#6854
Originally Posted by LANCEisaCRACKER
Jeff, your abosultly right, without a doubt. I ran the car stock out of teh box and man it was dialed, but now that I have everything I need, Im looking for the small stuff. However, like you said all these upgrades will not make me any faster.
Oh and why is everyone saying the arms break easily? The only thing that I broke was a knuckle, and that was hitting the first corner at full speed because at our track its one of our bl i nd spots.
That was the only thing I broke there after being there for like 7 hours (literally).
Oh and why is everyone saying the arms break easily? The only thing that I broke was a knuckle, and that was hitting the first corner at full speed because at our track its one of our bl i nd spots.
That was the only thing I broke there after being there for like 7 hours (literally).
. The car is great out of the box. The knuckles are definitely nice to have and the low roll blocks provide a better feel (IMO) on carpet with foams. The car is fast, nothing else is "required". 
04-04-2006, 07:35 AM
#6855
Tech Regular
I want to get the RDX but not shore now that the talk is Corally is coming out with the RDX2 is this so? i am racing with the T2 i like the car and will keep it for outdoor but for indoor i want the Corally, can any one with Corally confirm if that is so.