Need to calm it down
 

Ran my 410 tonight at a club night on mostly carpet with a bit of polished floor
Basically its an animal!! sooooo twitchy, & its on well used mini-pins, yes i know its gear diff & shaft driven but i cant believe people drive them as twitchy as this! its base set up
What are people doing to calm them down?
Thicker springs? heavier front diff oil? thickest roll bars?

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Try -30% expo on your tranny (steering)
1.5 camber all round.
What motor are you running ?
40/35 shock oil..12500/7000 diff oil.
Try 8.5 or 10.5 with a bigger pinion . Cut down the rpm and give more torque .ie not as peaky.
If this is your 1st durango as you get used to it you can increase twoards std set up again.
Dont know if its any help but it worked for me !

What do you call base set up? :confused:

If you post up what you have now I'm sure we can help. :)

Ok guys cheers...
40 w front dark blue spring,2 hole piston 1.3
30 w rear light blue spring,3 hole piston 1.3
(tried 1.4mm pistons from a durango set up sheet but obviously even more responsive)
1 degree camber front & rear
13000 diff oil front 100000 cst

Rear sideweights & skid plate weight fitted

9000 '' '' rear 50000 cst
7.5 Novak ballistic motor, lrp sxx esc

@ kartstuffer, i did turn expo rate down to - 30, also slowed servo speed down on transmitter, still an insane handful to drive

I have ordered stiffer springs for both front & rear

Get yourself some 1 degree rear hubs.
And the brass weights would help too.

Cheers John, i do have the rear brass weights fitted.

Are your running front and rear roll bars?

does it turn in instantly?

I found moving the Ackerman position on the steering arm to the 'B' hole (furthest towards the rear) helped calm down my steering.

Most setup sheets show this in the centre 'C' hole. Also the -1 degree rear blocks helped with stability.

We need to know shock positions and camber link positions too :)

I found with my front links up in the top hole the car would aggressively turn in and the chance of grip roll was high. when I dropped them down to the bottom the car would smoothly turn into the corner and I never grip rolled after this adjustment.

10k/5k in the diffs is working for me right now.

personally I don't like carpet at all. my car is very snappy too

Well, what I would do:

Front:

Inner camber link high hole.
Outer camber link low - remove washers - make sure it doesn't pop off at full up travel.
Lay shock down a the top.
I'd go softer front spring to reduce turn in - but try softer and stiffer.
1.5mm anti roll bar.


Rear:

Long wheelbase on inner of wishbone.
Long wheelbase on rear hub.
1 degree rear hubs.
No weight a the rear.


G

Go faster!!! Push it hard into the corner and force it to understeer!!

dial in a bit of toe in.

Thanks for the replies guys
I have ordered stiffer rear light green springs,seems to be popular choice on set up sheets when running on carpet.
Laying the shocks down on the front would give me less turn in ?
Whats the principal behind the rear 1 degree hubs? I know giving more camber gives less grip but why is fitting rear ~1 degree hubs different from just adjusting the camber to ~1 degree?
At the moment im really struggling to get the car to work for me,maybe not the ideal carpet car then

the 1 degree rear hubs give extra toe in not the same as adjusting the camber

Trim outside spikes onfront tyres.

did you or did you not say the car was too twitchy/snappy laying the shocks down will smoth it out.

toe and camber do differnt things if you give more rear toe you tend to give the car more rear traction hense more understeer.

realy!

yeah:thumbsup: