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Originally Posted by Gupz (Post 914600)

I've got the Reedy Blackbox and 7.5t Mach 2 motor, Orion servo. Orion shortie.

I run the 4wd with an LRP Flow and x20 6.5 - Orion shortie.

They cost a bloody fortune, so hopefully they will be good enough to do the job ;) I struggle with set up. The problem is that I don't really understand what each change does to the car. I get the basics, but when it comes to finer bits like the inserts on the rear wheels, the toe in/out on the front and back etc..... I don't really get it. It would be great to have you on hand, or one of the Southern top end drivers for a day of help. Not just for me, but for a lot of the racing community.

I see a lot of guys spending a fortune on their cars and hop ups. None of them have a clue why, except that it's what they have seen a 'top' driver put on their car, or what someone has suggested they do. Or.....like me, they think that the more you spend, the faster you go!

Yes you have spent alot! lol
Yes I will help with all what you need and I tell you what those changes do on the track and not fill your head with crap.

South wise I know LMR do a day but not to sure the fine details and you will have to ask Lee.

You are more than welcome to join me once I have organised the date.

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Originally Posted by woOdy (Post 914634)

Thanks Stu, Send me a PM when you know what sort of time you'll have to get down South. I'll cover your fuel etc....

I know the South East has quite a big representation for RC but, here in the depths of the South West (The best bit of the UK) we don't tend to (take to kindly to strangers) have many that are willing to make the trip and give their time to help out the newer or novice racers.

It would also be a great advert to get some younger members interested in getting to the track for some 'pro' tips and tricks :thumbsup:

Yes please stu, I need all the help I can get! Where would you be doing it?

Me and Callum would be up for this cheers Stu.