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DaveG28 04-10-2011 04:59 AM

TRF201 Front Trailing Axle
 
Never realised until reading rctech tonight that the 201 has offset front axles, so you can adjust how much trailing axle it has....

So, what does this adjustment do in terms of setup?

Lee Martin 07-10-2011 08:22 AM

Why dont you know this??? O yeh...i have seen your cars ;)

its a simple one really.
think about it ;)

DaveG28 07-10-2011 07:49 PM

Well I had been running different settings each side, just never noticed, I'm not alone though!!!

I know it changes wheelbase (and weight dist) but moving it out of kind with the upright angle impacts it to, just not sure how!?

guinness 07-10-2011 11:01 PM

dumb question,witch parts are u talking about?

MRD 08-10-2011 06:56 AM

I never noticed and now I've checked mine are set different :blush:. Shame they dont bring out some with a more agressive setting.

guinness 14-10-2011 11:06 PM

so when a setup sheet says +1 does mean that is on the front position?
what difference makes front or back?
thanx

LhOrLoGeR 15-10-2011 08:02 AM

Use front with 30° caster bloc and rear with 25° caster bloc, not to change the wheelbase...

wildwillydriver 17-10-2011 10:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by guinness (Post 567080)
so when a setup sheet says +1 does mean that is on the front position?
what difference makes front or back?
thanx

Here how it works, if i understood correctly....

The front axles (BB33 - Page 10 on manual) are offset. You can position them either forward or back (F&R on Set up sheet). This can be done turning BB33 180° to give more or less trailing.

The +1 or 0 on the set up sheet, refers to the shim (C1 - Page 10 on manual) +1 if you use it or 0 if you leave it out.

That said if you use the manual set up you have F and +1.

Hope this help.

Bye
WWD
:)


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