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Help with setup for medium bite clay indoor track
Hello,
I run on a indoor track medium bite clay, fairly technical with a lot of jumps and turns. I would love if any one could point me to a setup sheet or help me with my dex410 setup. Thanks in advance P.S. I did look at the setup sheets on Team durango's website. |
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My setup from carolinas rc is on pettit rc's site. Good start. Definitly start with either proline suburb MC tires, losi pink BK-bars or taper pins, Jconcepts gold barcodes work on certain clay too. Fronts either barcodes or tapers. I made a front set of suburbs out of some rears(cut and glue).
In the rear use toe-in hub carriers, light green spring. Longest camber link in second from bottom hole. Space wheels forward. Front mainly stock but raise inner camber hole, 1mm shim on camber hub. spacer on the inner arms behind arms, red springs 2 tower,outer arm. Turn down dual point on transmitter so you can turn around in the tightest area on the track. The car has almost too much steering throw at max. Tires are the biggest help. Try box stock with those mentioned above and go from there. This setting here takes the most steering out and calms the car down a lot. |
Thank you very much for your help! You guys rock
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I went to the track today and this is the best driving car i have ever driven. Great job team Durango!!!
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what setup did you put on it?
did u use mine from the setup sheet? |
Yes i used your setup Thanks
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Lemme kno. How it works out for u 3 hole stock piston in front 40wt drilled to 55 in rear 30 wt. I think I messed up and reversed them |
It's EXTREMELY Easy to drive.
To make it a little more aggressive try +2 and 0 plates |
I changed the shock oil weight for my track.
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these look good . im gnna try them this weekend
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wow very nice thanks!
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