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Old 03-11-2012
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Default Brass rear weight
http://www.rccarshop.co.uk/index.php...et-dex210.html

Is that one or the tresrey one heavier?
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That one, tresrey a lot lighter
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tresrey is only 24g do u no what that is?
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Maybe getting confused but I'm sure it's 60g, or if not close
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Maybe getting confused but I'm sure it's 60g, or if not close

50g
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almost, got confused with the front one
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I tried a weight on the back of mine the other week and found the car got worse

The handling was better on the slippy stuff but on the high grip and over jumps the car felt awful. Took it off in the end
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im running on polished floor thats y i wanna try it
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im running on polished floor thats y i wanna try it
If thats the case having the weight in front of the rear axle will help more.
Rdrp do a 30 or 60g motor weight that screws in between your motor and the alloy plate.
I have the 30g on mine and found that it hrlped plant the rear end a bit more on the slippy stuff.
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Why is it better to have the weight in front of the rear axles?
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