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lovechild 01-04-2012 08:13 PM

High mounted DEX210 rear wing
 
What parts are needed to do this?

OneKiwi 02-04-2012 05:14 AM

I used a set of the 410 wing mounts and not real stable or supported and as yet untested.

Hopefully someone releases one soon, like what Jörn is driving

madap1 02-04-2012 06:15 AM

you'll need the rear bulkhead set TD330009 and some wing washers and m3 screws. for wing washers, i and a few others have used the 408 wing washers

http://www.rccarshop.co.uk/index.php...nium-2pcs.html

Mark (tc3nitro) has put some pics up on here so you should be able to roughly see where to cut the rear bulkheads. Also you will have to dremel the side that goes against the tower flat. Its good mod, transformed my car making it stabler in corners making it easier to drive.

hope thats helped.

tc3nitro 02-04-2012 06:16 AM

This is what i used :

http://www.rccarshop.co.uk/index.php...khead-set.html

If you look at my Jconcepts Finnisher thread then you can see a few pictures of how they were cut.

Mark

tc3nitro 02-04-2012 06:22 AM

Here you go !

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...o/ddf4a192.jpg

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...o/7bb9adf2.jpg

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...o/ddb07a79.jpg

lovechild 02-04-2012 07:19 AM

ok thanks. have you noticed much difference running it?

hotrodchris 02-04-2012 04:22 PM

Don't suppose anyone has tried this along with the rear shock mod?

tc3nitro 03-04-2012 07:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lovechild (Post 639204)
ok thanks. have you noticed much difference running it?


It has certainly helped find more rear grip.
I ran a cab forward body on my 210 at Robinhood at the weekend, it had mega steering but the rear had plenty of grip.
This mod along with a small spur moving the motor back has really transformed the car.

I personally have not tried mounting the shocks on the rear of the arms and don't know anyone who has tried it with these other changes.

Mark

lovechild 03-04-2012 08:09 AM

have you used two screws to fix the wing mounts to the shock tower? or 4 but i cant see the other two?

tc3nitro 03-04-2012 10:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lovechild (Post 639695)
have you used two screws to fix the wing mounts to the shock tower? or 4 but i cant see the other two?


I just used the 2.

When pictured mine were actually a bit lop sided !
I have now filed grooves out of the mounts where they hit the shock tower to help this.

If i get a chance this week i will photograph it again.

hotrodchris 03-04-2012 03:48 PM

someone at Torch tried the rear shock mod last sunday and liked it so looks as if i will experiment with them both this weekend, have been running a 78 spur for a few meetings and like that!:thumbsup:

hotrodchris 05-04-2012 07:31 PM

Rear shock mod and wing raised with cut down rear 410 bulkheads!

Jepsen 05-07-2012 07:37 PM

Hi Hotrodchris.

When you use the rear shock mod... what about the rear droop
screws??
And as I can see, you have flip'ed over the rear lower arms (left
to right and right to left) - but when you do that, will that not
change the wheelbase??

René from Denmark

hotrodchris 05-07-2012 07:48 PM

It actualy narrows it slighty!
When measured at UK Regionals mine is one of the few that come up legal width with schumacher mini pins on!

kartstuffer 26-07-2012 01:13 AM

How did you find it like this?
My car feels very nervous on grass, it was perfect on astro, just can`t get the same dialled in feel on grass.:confused:

hotrodchris 26-07-2012 04:23 PM

It was good on open flowing tracks but under steered on tight technical sections!

kartstuffer 27-07-2012 12:55 PM

Yep Thats the problem i have , & when i run minispikes on the front it hooks too much and spins out.


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