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shanks 12-10-2010 05:29 AM

Lol sounds good nick

Looking forward to chadderton indoors now

Seems there will be quite a few new kyosho drivers so it's going to be good to watch :thumbsup:




Quote:

Originally Posted by njc11 (Post 422384)
He certainly does!! :thumbsup:

Im sure all the Kyosho boys will pit together at chadderton at the end of the month... and we can all talk set ups!! lol! :woot:

:thumbsup:

So whos in?? add your name to the list..

njc11
Carlin
Mattb
Shanks
Budfish

Theres a couple of others, but cant say at the mo! ;)


njc11 12-10-2010 08:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by carlin (Post 422396)
Hell yeah be good to be round the table alot easier to talk & have laugh

njc11
Carlin
Mattb
Shanks
Budfish
Colin Reid

I will add Colin Reid to the list he is new to 2wd/electric, Sunday@ Worksop was his first meeting too.

Rob.. couldnt remember if he was booked in or not.. has he ordered some different motors then? :woot: lol!

colreid 12-10-2010 11:45 AM

Hi Nick,

Yeh, I'm booked in for Chadderton. There will be an 8.5T in the RB5 by then. Just hope you guys are right, and it's going to make all the difference.

Certainly can't make me any worse :woot: LOL

Colin

njc11 12-10-2010 11:53 AM

It will make a big difference buddy... much easier for you to drive especially with your nitro fingers! :thumbsup:

I wanted to watch both yours and Robs cars on sunday, but had my work cut out trying to get mine to work for me.. :yawn:

:thumbsup:

colreid 12-10-2010 12:10 PM

Nick,

Made a few changes throughout the day:-

1) Changed shock oils to 400wt Fr and 300wt Rr. (Kyosho oils)
2) Removed the spacers from the under the inner camber link , front and rear.
3) Changed the rear inner camber link to the middle position

All seemed to help the car rotate more - either that, or it was just my thumbs that were beginning to adjust to the black art of 1/10th 2wd electric :thumbsup:

njc11 12-10-2010 03:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by colreid (Post 422547)
Nick,

Made a few changes throughout the day:-

1) Changed shock oils to 400wt Fr and 300wt Rr. (Kyosho oils)
2) Removed the spacers from the under the inner camber link , front and rear.
3) Changed the rear inner camber link to the middle position

All seemed to help the car rotate more - either that, or it was just my thumbs that were beginning to adjust to the black art of 1/10th 2wd electric :thumbsup:

Good... at least you feel like your heading somewhere in the right direction :thumbsup: more change at chadderton then, or shoudl we say fine tuning!!

TBH between Worksop and Chadderton i didnt change much at all..

:thumbsup:

mattb 12-10-2010 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by colreid (Post 422547)
Nick,

Made a few changes throughout the day:-

1) Changed shock oils to 400wt Fr and 300wt Rr. (Kyosho oils)
2) Removed the spacers from the under the inner camber link , front and rear.
3) Changed the rear inner camber link to the middle position

All seemed to help the car rotate more - either that, or it was just my thumbs that were beginning to adjust to the black art of 1/10th 2wd electric :thumbsup:

why dont you try a rear roll bar id start of with a 1.1mm one? and put a 1mm washer on your front hubs mate

RogerM 12-10-2010 03:59 PM

I take it we are only talking about a completely smooth track surface? If so I'd be tempted with anti roll bars also. NEVER off road though, can make things a little unpredictable.

mattb 12-10-2010 04:27 PM

i beg to differ on that roger i race a bury which is very bumpy and always use a 1.1mm roll bar ive tried all the roll bars and ive found things only start getting unpredictable when you use 1.3mm and above the 1.1 roll bar makes it feel a little more stable and helps it rotate just nicely on wet astro inconjunction with the rear roll bar i use the 2 nobble spacer under law36 and 4 nobble spacer under law37 and it cruises over the bumps and it very flat and not nervous down a very bumpy straight :)

carlin 12-10-2010 04:51 PM

Roll Bars are we swaering now lol :p

Yeah was have been thinking of roll bars but i have never run at chadderton before. Is there much of difference in surface compared to Worksop?

Yeah Colin you will be suprised in the difference in running a 8.5t than that bloody 5.5t you was running :woot:

I know Nick will be swearing at me but also adding some more weight to car will help you aswell.

I'm running Ghea front bulkhead, 52G under the servo, 20G behind the servo & 51G under the lipo car is brilliant so easy to drive. Hell i was having more fun with the 2wd than 4wd in the one run i had at Worksop :D

carlin 12-10-2010 04:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by njc11 (Post 422539)
It will make a big difference buddy... much easier for you to drive especially with your nitro fingers! :thumbsup:

I wanted to watch both yours and Robs cars on sunday, but had my work cut out trying to get mine to work for me.. :yawn:

:thumbsup:

Get it to work Nick, well perhaps not being in thousand bits would of helped lol:p

Both your cars looked good what i saw of them in Q & the finals

LRP 12-10-2010 11:11 PM

thanx for replys guys i will have to come and get some advice off a few of u

did any1 run rollbars at worksop on the fs?

RogerM 13-10-2010 07:26 AM

Matt .. if ARBs work for you mate then use them to your advantage. When I first got the FS I used ARBs 95% of the time and only really started to get what I wanted from the car once I removed them.

If you think Bury is bumpy come to "Car Killer" Coventry .... Bury is like a sheet of fresh glass in comparison :D


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