Xray T2'007
#3991
Tech Addict
Looking for a low grip, asphalt setup for an 007 i just got. I think it has a carpet setup on it. I have a good idea of what oil, springs, top deck, and multiflex points use.... But im lost when it comes to droop, shock angles, and roll centre front to rear. Can someone post here for me? *more cellfone friendly L0L*
#3992
Tech Lord
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Looking for a low grip, asphalt setup for an 007 i just got. I think it has a carpet setup on it. I have a good idea of what oil, springs, top deck, and multiflex points use.... But im lost when it comes to droop, shock angles, and roll centre front to rear. Can someone post here for me? *more cellfone friendly L0L*
#3993
Tech Addict
Thanks smoke. I tried to get some of those setups but somehow my cellfone can only view a 3rd of the sheet. Do xray drives use mid, low, or hi suspention mounts on parking lot tracks.
#3995
Tech Addict
The car came with 6 standard and 8 high mounts. I have 4 standards on the front end but in the rear im using a high and a standard for 75plus antisquat
#3996
What are the avantages in running a front one way? Do I have to be careful not to spin around on braking? I plan to use one next session.
#3998
oh spool locks both ways..i dont have the locking axle to the one way i have.
#3999
It is a very blurry area these days where the one way may be used. On large open tracks with the speed of the BL systems a spool does the job better because you can brake very late and still carry a lot of corner speed. A one way takes away this approach and if you have any corners where you have to back off (like a hairpin), then you're lost. I think at the moment the one way is losing ground fast.
On small twisty tracks again it is very difficult to use a oneway for the same reason. BL systems have a lot of torque and can accelerate massively so preserving speed through slow corners becomes somewhat irrelevant. You can actually floor it, then full brakes on, then floor it again and so on, a very difficult exercise to accomplish without a spinout when using a oneway.
On small twisty tracks again it is very difficult to use a oneway for the same reason. BL systems have a lot of torque and can accelerate massively so preserving speed through slow corners becomes somewhat irrelevant. You can actually floor it, then full brakes on, then floor it again and so on, a very difficult exercise to accomplish without a spinout when using a oneway.
#4005
Tech Regular
iTrader: (3)
XR07 chassis from Exotec
Same here. I picked up a 2nd hand 07 with a badly scarred chassis. Looks like it was used for oval or something with a lot of left turns on asphalt. I would like to replace it but, first, I would like to hear from someone who has tried the Exotec chassis to find how how well the Xray bits fit on it and how well it runs after the update.