
18-05-2015
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hans Wynants
i hope the quality is a bit decent, i have pulled a print screen of the PDF file...

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hans Wynants
is it also helpfull to put the hinge pins outwards to make the car as wide as possible to prevent grip rolling ? i also have placed the +0.75 hex front and rear , the car goed just in the testing box for maximum measurements .
yesterday i did some testing again on the track and had some changes on the dampers , and with sway bars installed. with a great result , had a lot of traction with tyres i have taken off on the race day becouse they had not enough traction anymore.
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Based on your posted setup I would change this for the front:
- Longer bushing: down
- Shim on top of C-hub: 0
- Shocks on tower: all the way in
- Front toe -1
- 2* camber
- Long wheelbase (2mm arm shim rear of arm)
- Standard offset hexes
- No graphite arm stiffeners
- 2x1.5 + 2x1.1 pistons / 700cst / 3 dot springs / 1.6mm swaybar / 1mm + O-ring uptravel limiter
For the rear I would change:
- 10' diff oil
- No chassis plate under rear bulkhead (+2mm hinge pin holders)
- Camber link inside hole on upright
- Rear shocks outside on arms
- 2.5* camber
- No graphite arm stiffeners
- Standard offset hexes
- 2x1.6 + 2x1.1 pistons / 450cst / 2 dot springs / 1.6mm swaybar / 5mm + O-ring uptravel limiter
- Remove 80g weight in rear and only use 10-25 grams behind motor to balance left to right weight of motor vs. battery.
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