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Setup questions
Hey! My friend and i made a tiny track at a school. And we are using my mad rat and his b4. Its really alot of fun! Ive never driven on a track. I added 30g weight on the serve because its understeering. Its still understeering but it also nose diving more compared to the b4. What can i do to prevent understeering and nose diving?
The jump is really small and there is only tight turns. Ive seen on most b4's in Denmark are using staggered rib front tiress. What surface arw they good for? |
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I would lay the front shocks down more so bring them in on the top this will make the softer meaning you will have a little more grip so more steering then I would move the camber links out on the hub on the front to allow the front to roll more so you get more steering If you still need more stand the rear shocks up on the tower to take away some of the rear end grip allowing the rear end to break traction and slide Stagger ribs are used on the front on high grip Astro tracks |
Okay Im gonna try that!! Thank you! The track is dirt. Very hard
A while ago i saw a setup guide for the tq buggy. Does anybody have a link for that? |
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sorry the file is to big for here PM me your email and i will send it to you
now here http://www.petitrc.com/setup/kawada/...KawadaB2X.html |
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thats the one. |
Thank you! Thats gonna help alot
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Turn the acurman link around so it points forwards and have the ball stud more at the front of the car.
This will give you more agressive steering and will not understeer.:thumbsup: |
do you have a picture because i don't undustand all
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You will have to space out the top of the shocks so the turn buckle does not catch the shock spring. |
i would say same ...change akerman link ....change the shocks change a few other things ...now mine suffers with over steer lol
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Okay thanks everybody. But some small kids ruined the track a few days ago. But i know a place that would be okay for making a little track. I would love to try the mad rat on a real track though
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