2010 Euros Setups
 

Has anyone got any TRF setups from the 2010 Euros?

Need to dial my 511 in:thumbsup:

LM would be the man to ask as he had the quickest 511 out there!!! :drool:

And it's the same for the 201 :drool: x1000

http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51801

Pre Euros setup from Lee.

Thanks, but there is no 4WD there from Lee, unless I am going blind!

Have PM'd him but had no reply :thumbdown:

Well it's his set-up he does'nt have to share it.

He will reply, i'm sure. Just catching up on work missed whilst at euros.

I wasn't aware there was a clay track in the UK??

Private track mate :thumbsup:

True, just keen to dial in my 511!

Start with Hupo's setup, put slightly heavier oil in the front and you'll be close, I'm sure Lee will post up when he can!

Thanks Dave, currently running 35wt front and rear with Tamiya blue springs. Works OK but lacks bite when accelerating out of tight corners after a jump.

I will look at Hupo's

Dave - he doesn't drive Tamiya cars now - or have I missed something.
Lee is the set up you need - Dave are you at Coventry dude!?

What holes do you use on the bulkheads though as it does no have them on the setup sheet. (for use on astro) 1 being nearest to the shock tower?

Number 1 on the front with 2mm spacer

Number 2 at the rear with 1mm spacer

Thanks

He is indeed with Durango now, but his 2009 euro's setup is the b****cks :thumbsup: Think it's on trfracing too! To be honest, I personally prefer Hupo's setup to the one's I've tried to copy off Lee as I prefer the lighter front oil! For ballstud spacers remember if you use kit standard ballstuds take 1mm off all the spacers quoted in setups, if you use the hard hex head studs use the quoted setup spacer amount!!

Tony, I am indeed at Cov both days (if I build my cars in time), looking forward to it! Are you there all weekend?

Dave

The oils that were ran at euros were lighter than the starting setup i think, as the grip was down. I ran .5 deg rear hubs also and found these to help generate rear end.

Yep, definitely going to run 0.5 hubs on slippy indoor surfaces too!