how heavy was your b4 at taly

[millzy]

i was runnig light at 1479

would like to know what every one hit the scales at

[IceMike]

i was a heavy weight at sumat like 1698

[Jonesy]

Not sure of the weight but we've weighed it down to what we had last you without LiPo's. I found that the heavier the better

[MikePimlott]

I was at about 1647g at taly. Ive been testing the car with one strip of lead under the lipo and ghea rear brass brace it seems to be right weight for me and works well.

[Yardeeee]

1540g roughly

[Southwell]

Might not be a B4 but i was at 1745g and could still do the double, although i only had the guts to do it once.

[millzy]

I think i was running very light then

car did feel a bit odd on jumps and also scrubbing coming into bends (like the s2) and losing traction as there wasnt enough weight transfer

Ive stuck more lead under the lipo now- about 110 now

i already have the Ghea front and rear blocks

[DCM]

Originally Posted by Southwell

Might not be a B4 but i was at 1745g and could still do the double, although i only had the guts to do it once.

that was heavier than my Tamiya.... but that was 1589 with no weight.....

[millzy]

Most 2wd are runnig heavy now

X factroy boys run over 1700

[Southwell]

Originally Posted by DCM

that was heavier than my Tamiya.... but that was 1589 with no weight.....

If i don't load it up with weight it just feels like it's floating around the track. In the final i got it really good and was able to put in decent consistent laps.

[DCM]

I guess the extra weight forces the car to absorb the bumps rather than skim across the top of them. And not like we are worried about duration, these days

[millzy]

a heavy car also has better grip.

where did ebery one run there lead? i ran it under the lipo but thinking i should stick some in the triangles of the chassis