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Old 02-15-2012, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by clintscreations
Raise the tranny 1mm and add 3/4 oz of weight on top of the tranny screws and go to yellow buggy springs......also might try red bk bars
are the buggy springs shorter in length than the truck springs? what kind of affect does that have?
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Old 02-16-2012, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by clintscreations
Raise the tranny 1mm and add 3/4 oz of weight on top of the tranny screws and go to yellow buggy springs......also might try red bk bars
Would buggy white rear springs be close to yellow? Lhs is out of yellows.
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Old 02-16-2012, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by yodace
Would buggy white rear springs be close to yellow? Lhs is out of yellows.
White is one softer and what I currently run.
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Old 02-16-2012, 08:40 AM
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Are the buggy springs all the same size length wise? Are there specific truck springs? Differences between them?
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Old 02-16-2012, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Grandturk
Are the buggy springs all the same size length wise? Are there specific truck springs? Differences between them?
No , yes , lengths and a few have different rates .

http://www.petitrc.com/setup/losi/se...pringChart.pdf
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Old 02-16-2012, 11:25 AM
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Anyone had some more testing with 17.5T? I'll start this weekend with 82/28 and also try out the 76/30 combo, can't wait to get this thing on the track
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Old 02-16-2012, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Peff
Anyone had some more testing with 17.5T? I'll start this weekend with 82/28 and also try out the 76/30 combo, can't wait to get this thing on the track

I've had good luck running:

No boost 27-28/76
With boost (Tekin 25 boost) 25-26/76

Both with LRP x-12 17.5 motor with 15 degree can timing. Medium sized indoor clay track with medium to high traction.
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Old 02-16-2012, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Peff
Anyone had some more testing with 17.5T? I'll start this weekend with 82/28 and also try out the 76/30 combo, can't wait to get this thing on the track
I started on my last race night with 76/32 and after some practice it seemed hot so I put it to 76/26 and after my first heat the motor was under 70 deg. I bumped back up to 76/32 and after my main (5 minutes) my motor was just under 80 deg. Of course it was a fairly cold night, so that could have had something to do with it. This is a fairly short (28s lap times) hard packed outdoor track.

Oh, and I had plenty of speed and power for the track. I could clear the big triple pretty easily, and was keeping up with the rest of the cars on the straight.

Orion Vortex Pro Stock 17.5 w/ Orion Vortex R10Pro ESC (no timing) and 2S, 5000mah, 65C lipo pack.

I put it on the street with a gps speed-o in it and I was getting about 25mph at the high gearing above. I bumped the motor timing from center to the last mark forward and that brought it up to about 30mph.
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Old 02-16-2012, 04:17 PM
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Gens Ace or someone needs to make a cheaper shorty pack for the mid motor guys... $100 battery's are crazy IMO
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Old 02-16-2012, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Maxthepersonz
Gens Ace or someone needs to make a cheaper shorty pack for the mid motor guys... $100 battery's are crazy IMO
Speedzone has good prices on them(out of stock at the moment) pro match also has them for i think $59.
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What hop up parts are most buying, I'm currently running the rear alum camber block, aluminum steering rack and I was thinking of purchasing the 30deg alum front pivot, already have the 25 degree alum front pivot, maybe 5deg caster blocks, and 0deg caster block?. Feel free to chime in I'm open to suggestions.
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Originally Posted by RB5SP
What hop up parts are most buying, I'm currently running the rear alum camber block, aluminum steering rack and I was thinking of purchasing the 30deg alum front pivot, already have the 25 degree alum front pivot, maybe 5deg caster blocks, and 0deg caster block?. Feel free to chime in I'm open to suggestions.
*Cough Mitten side pods cough* :-D
I've gone with the aluminum front pivot and aluminum front camber. I have the delrin steering rack coming and buggy std. rear aluminum hexes to put on the front, threaded kinpins, threaded rear outet hinge pins. I believe that's it. I try to stay away from too many aluminum parts.

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Originally Posted by RB5SP
What hop up parts are most buying, I'm currently running the rear alum camber block, aluminum steering rack and I was thinking of purchasing the 30deg alum front pivot, already have the 25 degree alum front pivot, maybe 5deg caster blocks, and 0deg caster block?. Feel free to chime in I'm open to suggestions.

Im running
30 Deg aluminum pivot
Front aluminum camber block
rear aluminum camber block
rear aluminum hubs
Threaded front kingpins
Threaded rear hingepins
Low Friction O-rings
Titanium turnbuckles.

The most noticeable change for where im running is the extra weight over the front end from the aluminum camber block/arm mount... The low friction o-rings imo are a big difference. The aluminum hubs etc isnt needed but i had them laying around so that's y i added them.
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Old 02-17-2012, 08:03 AM
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Has anyone tried to modify the mid motor body to work on a rear motor build? I just thought as a practice body it should be fine.
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Old 02-17-2012, 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Peff
Has anyone tried to modify the mid motor body to work on a rear motor build? I just thought as a practice body it should be fine.
I have, but it leaves the rear shock tower exposed, you can get it to work, just takes a little surgery
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