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Old 24-06-2011
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I have a B44 running lipo's, it is basically a B44.1 but with the old chassis
Could someone tell me how much extra weight is a good idea to add?
Also what is the best place to put it? under the lipo's in the cut outs? or in the centre?
Will be doing most of my racing outside on astro
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Old 24-06-2011
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buy a 3 peice lipo cradle from associated and the ballast weight and drill two holes into the chassis to fit the ballast weight and use the carbon cradle
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If you have the one piece lipo cradle you can cut the centre section out so that the associated ballast weight will fit there. You still need to drill two holes in the chassis though.
I don't believe that you need any other weight in the car.
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Old 25-06-2011
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Cheers guys, i have the B44.1 carbon lipo trays on the car already so will stick the weight in the centre to see how it works out
How much weight should i be putting in there?
I have about 140g of weight's to play with
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Old 25-06-2011
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Rude bits trays depending on conditions
Rude bits centre weight 92g every where more or less from my tests!

Hope that helps

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Cheers Gaz
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Ive ordered the 87g centre weight from cml,it seams to be the popular one on the setup sheets on petit rc.But ill have a go with no weight first ive not driven it yet lol
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Ive ordered the 87g centre weight from cml,it seams to be the popular one on the setup sheets on petit rc.But ill have a go with no weight first ive not driven it yet lol
I've got a pair of the stainless steel battery straps that you can have cheap Matt if you need any more weight
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