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cam1 27-12-2011 11:35 PM

m-05 wheelbase
 
Building my 1st car ( Mini Cooper ). Im just about to assemble the wheelbase, whats best short, medium or long wheelbase :confused: Help please

Col 27-12-2011 11:59 PM

What model is the kit?

cam1 28-12-2011 12:02 AM

Its the M-05 CHASSIS :confused:

terry.sc 28-12-2011 12:16 AM

It depends on what wheelbase the body is, I presume it's the old style original Mini so you build it with the short 210mm wheelbase to fit. Follow the instructions for the M05S setting.

knighthawk 28-12-2011 11:30 AM

I only ever ran mine on Carpet indoors and found the Mid Con-fig to be the best all rounder using Tamiya 'S'grip front and 'M'grip rears with Tamiya hard inserts, the Short chassis was to twitchy and the Long under steered

Although as posted it depends what shell you intend running and what tyres your using, all are factors

The car is much better than the MO3 as the COG is lower and the radio is mounted near the rear axle so you get some weight in the rear to keep the rear end in check

In the end, drive it a see, you will have to try all three and see what suits you.

Spoolio 28-12-2011 12:19 PM

As already said build it according to the shell, but if you are asking for a preference then I would vote for the M configuration (225?) as it seemed to be a nicer balance for me. Would agree the S is too twitchy. Even went as far as converting my old M03S to the M setting as it was much nicer to drive. Then again lots of people say they can't tell the difference at all.

grimidol 03-01-2012 06:28 PM

Hi
I run mine in 225mm medium with sweep 25 all round super glue the out side front and blue or yellow springs with 40ish shock oil
Let us know how itgoes

grimidol 03-01-2012 06:33 PM

Also the hpi civic shell is cheap and a good fit


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