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450kid 10-01-2012 09:17 PM

m.c.s set up
 
Just got my fabs going and mint! Just after some advise with setup ,how tight r u all running your diffs and by putting spacers under the hub ball studs on the steering link how will it effect steering input? Cheers Ben

Fabs 11-01-2012 09:06 AM

Hi Ben,

Glad to see you running :thumbsup:

Diff should be as free as possible without slipping. It's very important that it doesn't get gritty as this seem to affect the rear end stability a lot.

There are a few setups to get you started on HERE

Fabs

450kid 11-01-2012 10:09 AM

Cheers fabs
Am running saddles in the t location, do i need to add any weight? What r the new things you've been trying?

Fabs 11-01-2012 12:42 PM

I run a lead sheet under the forward lipo and a bit of lead on top of the servo, that's all.

450kid 16-01-2012 12:49 PM

Right used car at chadderton this weekend and after a few adjustments the back end of the car is planted ,very easy to drive just too much under steer av moved front hubs forward to straighten steering link and got two mil spacer on hub ball end inner camber link in center and hub on outer yellow spring with losi 40# any tips in which way to go next?
Cheers
Ben

RCDomination.com 16-01-2012 01:35 PM

hiya ben, are you runi9ng big bores or small bore shocks. and what car did you use for your conversion. can send you a full setup depending on that

Nathan Ralls

Rcdomination.com

450kid 16-01-2012 06:30 PM

:thumbsup: I'm running small bores ,long shocks on rear. Not sure what base car is as it was second hand but it has proline rear axles. I would prefer to change rear driveshafts so I can stick to kyosho rims. I have got a good few rb5 parts and spares but get lost with all the :confused:different backends. Cheers for the help.
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Thanks again

RCDomination.com 17-01-2012 09:26 AM

you have pm

450kid 17-01-2012 10:16 AM

:thumbsup:


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