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Been looking at a few example setups for the CAT SX. Why do people run the front higher than the rear on them? On a real full size race car you'd never do that as it would put air under the car and generate lift.
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As far as I know we don't run the front higher than the rear.
Personally I aim for the front to be a tad lower, as it lifts on power. |
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Are you sure that you arent getting mixed up with Diff height?? High at front and Low on Rear??
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Nah I was reading some setups posted on the RCMech forum thread. I guess they weren't authoritative ones
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Try Chris Longs setup on page 3 of the setups.Its the best by far but make sure you dont run a lipo thats too light. Thats where i have been going wrong.
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Thanks will take a look at that.
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Im running my car with normal rake. 1-2MMs lower in the front, arms level in the rear. Works pretty well
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