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Brooke 21-03-2011 04:44 PM

B44.1 Ride Height
 
Just finished building my new B44.1 to the stock factory settings, i'm totally over the moon with the buggy :D but have this question. After setting up the collars on the dampers and the shocks mounted on the holes mentioned in the manual the ride height seems extremely high compared to the photo on the box and other pics i've seen in magazines and on the web etc. After winding the collars right up the ride height seems to only drop the front end but keeps the back sticking up n the air.

Can anyone please help me or is this how the chassis is supposed to be?:confused:

Thanks in advance for any help

rc boy 21-03-2011 05:02 PM

if i remember righty the front shock bottoms are bigger than the back maybe u have got them the wrong way around :confused: just a guess am sure someone on here will be able to help

markwilliamson2001 21-03-2011 05:45 PM

Yeah good guess on that.

The front shock bottoms are offset - bigger (to cope with the angle).
Rear ones are quite shallow.

Regards,

Brooke 21-03-2011 07:37 PM

Are you's guy's meaning the plastic round plate that fits over the shaft/bottom eye thats used to compress the spring? Just cos if so i've checked and this is correct and i've still got too much ride height. The manual reckons about 20mm but mines more like 36mm or so.
:(

rc boy 21-03-2011 07:54 PM

hmm ye your right have u got a picture maybe it will be easyer for us to try spot the problem why u cant get the right ride height

mof 21-03-2011 08:01 PM

This may be a stupid question, but do you have all the electronics installed?

Brooke 21-03-2011 08:46 PM

I have all electronics fitted bar the motor and LiPo as i've not bought them as of yet. I never thought to measure the ride height after everythings installed :blush:, but will this really give a drop of about 16mm just by installing the motor and LiPo? Seems an awful lot for just 2 components.

Here are some pics just incase I have set something up wrong though.(Sorry bout the quality of the pics, my camera has a flat battery and had to use my mobile phone)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...1032011523.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...1032011535.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...1032011534.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...32011506-1.jpg

rc boy 21-03-2011 08:55 PM

the lipos and motor will probably be your problem as it weights the back end down

rc boy 21-03-2011 08:57 PM

and can i ask why u have got 2 different sets of tyres on each side :thumbsup:

Brooke 21-03-2011 09:05 PM

I'll give it a measure again once I fit the rest of the electrics. Feel a bit of a plonker now lol :wtf:

I've got the 2 sets of tires on because I was trying 2 different sets of wheels out to see which I prefered and they just happened to the have those tires on. Good spot by the way :thumbsup:

markwilliamson2001 21-03-2011 09:33 PM

The motor will weigh the front down even more...you will need to wind down the front collars a lot more, this should even things up a bit more. With the cells in the rear, it will even everything up!! Glad we can help:thumbsup:

GRIFF55 21-03-2011 09:54 PM

get everything in there and then do your rideheight mate. Also, get yourself the ae ballast weight for in between the lipos. I love my 44.1 straight out of the box plus the weight:thumbsup:
i think mk has them in stock

Brooke 21-03-2011 10:11 PM

Cheers for the help everyone. I think i'll buy the ballast weight as i'd not thought of that and the extra weight could come in handy.

Thanks:thumbsup:

wezzer 22-03-2011 04:46 PM

Nice shell by the way :thumbsup:

Brooke 23-03-2011 04:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wezzer (Post 478584)
Nice shell by the way :thumbsup:

Thanks. Got it done by RCS Graphic Worx. He did a spot on job


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