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nobby 16-10-2010 12:14 PM

indoor 511 setup
 
hi i have just built my new 511:drool:
the first run out with it is going to be the batley club meeting at the end of the month in chadderton.
could someone give me a bit of advice on setup?
shock setup mainly.

thanks in advance.

DaveG28 16-10-2010 12:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nobby (Post 423836)
hi i have just built my new 511:drool:
the first run out with it is going to be the batley club meeting at the end of the month in chadderton.
could someone give me a bit of advice on setup?
shock setup mainly.

thanks in advance.

Mine has always gone well there and I use:

Blue front/yellow rear springs
Rear shocks 3rd hole in at top, inside hole on wishbone, diff low and kit shock limiter
35wt front 30wt rear oil
Front shocks 3rd hole in at top, middle hole on wishbone
Rideheight: rear collar high as possible (eg lowest rideheight), uncut spring, front whatever makes the rideheight level!

Hope that helps!!

nobby 16-10-2010 12:41 PM

that's great help mate thanks.
i don't have a clue were to start as this is the first tamiya since my boomerang back in the day.

anymore help would be great guy's.

Rich D 16-10-2010 01:00 PM

My setup is the same as daves aside from blue/blue springs, one coil cut at rear.

35WT front and rear, and i used -1.0 degree hubs last meeting at Worksop. Going to try -0.5 this next time.

Hope that helps a bit more.

DaveG28 16-10-2010 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rich D (Post 423848)
My setup is the same as daves aside from blue/blue springs, one coil cut at rear.

35WT front and rear, and i used -1.0 degree hubs last meeting at Worksop. Going to try -0.5 this next time.

Hope that helps a bit more.

To back this up I think blue rear springs and extra toe in may be the way to go too, just haven't tried it yet!

Generally Chadderton always feels a bit grippier than Worksop to me, so stiffening up may well work!

nobby 16-10-2010 01:25 PM

what pistons are you guy's running?
are you just running kit setting?

DaveG28 16-10-2010 02:36 PM

I always use 1.3mm 2 hole front, 1.4mm 2 hole rear! Sadly I don't know what the kit ones are...

Rich D 16-10-2010 02:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaveG28 (Post 423872)
I always use 1.3mm 2 hole front, 1.4mm 2 hole rear! Sadly I don't know what the kit ones are...


Yes me too. 2.5mm limiters in the rear shockers, inside hole at the bottom.

nobby 16-10-2010 07:04 PM

ok thanks
looks like i will have to rebuild the shocks.

Rich D 16-10-2010 07:10 PM

You only need the limiters if you run on the inside hole at the bottom on the rear wishbones. Stops the driveshafts popping out

DaveG28 16-10-2010 07:20 PM

...and the car is far from terrible with it in the middle hole!

To be honest, I think for some reason the most important part of the setup is the spacers in the various camber links!

pugs 16-10-2010 07:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaveG28 (Post 423947)
...and the car is far from terrible with it in the middle hole!

To be honest, I think for some reason the most important part of the setup is the spacers in the various camber links!

yeah mate, these make a huge difference!

Fabs 18-10-2010 07:30 AM

Well,

Yesterday was my second race with the car and first time indoors. I ran Lee's RHR setup to the letter. The result speaks for itself: TQ and Win. Was the class of the field and walked two of the three finals, if it hadn't been for a very costly mistake in the second lap of the second final i'd probly have walked that one too. That was against some of the best french drivers too. I think they were a little surprised...


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