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Old 25-02-2012
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What, if any, extra weight are people running in their 210's? Is it more on low traction tracks and less on astro etc.?
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I run mine with the Cream battery blocks http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=83078 giving an extra 48g in the car. Running the car on a polished floor/carpet mixed surface. The few guys that have the DEX210 at my club seem to be running similar weight under the battery.
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Running both cream battery and under servo weight
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Cream battery block weights front and rear.
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Cream battery blocks and brass underservo weight

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I managed to get 10g under the steering brace with room for a 5g on top, a 5g standing in front of the steering rack and another 5g standing between the front tower legs with room for another couple as well.
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I'm running a short lipo all the way back. Which changed the weight distribution from 60% rear / 40 front to 61.5/38.5. Today I put a 50 gram lead plate under the lipo, now it's 63/37. Total weight 1585.

Every time I add weight to the rear the car gets better (in mid motor 4)
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Old 14-03-2012
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What surface are you all running on i don't have any wieght in mine and it's fine but i've only drove the car on cork type flooring (Worksop / Chadderton)
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I've changed from a lpf servo to a full size one, and am now going to try 10g up front this Sunday.
If I dont have the slipper set quite loose it likes to wheelie, also I have struggled with on power steering but seem to be dialing that in now.

Settings from last meeting at arena x (carpet and wooden features)

Front
20mm ride
0*toe
1*camber
camber link... outer on hub, outer on tower two washers
30* castor
4 trailing
extra 1.5mm spacer on outside steering link
inner steering link rear position
Yellow spring 450 oil 1.2*6hole
shock location middle on tower, outside on arm
Stagger ribs (dremmelled)
droop screws in a bit and balanced but not measured

Rear
20mm ride
3* toe,
1*camber
link No washer, 3rd hole from wheel
3*kick up
400 oil 1.3*6 hole
Black spring
Shock middle middle
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Old 14-03-2012
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I've changed from a lpf servo to a full size one, and am now going to try 10g up front this Sunday.
If I dont have the slipper set quite loose it likes to wheelie, also I have struggled with on power steering but seem to be dialing that in now.

Settings from last meeting at arena x (carpet and wooden features)

Front
20mm ride
0*toe
1*camber
camber link... outer on hub, outer on tower two washers
30* castor
4 trailing
extra 1.5mm spacer on outside steering link
inner steering link rear position
Yellow spring 450 oil 1.2*6hole
shock location middle on tower, outside on arm
Stagger ribs (dremmelled)
droop screws in a bit and balanced but not measured

Rear
20mm ride
3* toe,
1*camber
link No washer, 3rd hole from wheel
3*kick up
400 oil 1.3*6 hole
Black spring
Shock middle middle
Dboots nanobytes

Are you running rear motor or mid motor config?
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Old 14-03-2012
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Oops forgot that bit.... Mid 4 gear
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Old 15-03-2012
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It's weird to me that you want to add weight up front in mid motor. I weighed mine and someone elses 210 with a full size lipo. Weight distribution for both was about 60/40. Do you know the weight distribution of your car? I'm now at 63/37 and it still oversteers a bit (on astro).

I've been told 65/35 is about right for mid motor cars.
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Old 15-03-2012
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That was on high grip carpet, the main reason because with the really high traction the car wants to wheelie unless the slipper is working overtime.
I was using worn tyres and found the rear wouldnt step out at all, only thing I would have liked is a bit less dive under breaking but that coud be sorted easy enough.
Steering is good for me right now, but thats with stagger ribs.
Any grippier front tires and I would need to change the setup to suit.

I'm not the fastest driver but this is just what I have found.

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I'm now at 63/37 and it still oversteers a bit (on astro).
Not run mine on astro yet...
Can you post your setup inc tyres?
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Old 15-03-2012
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[QUOTE=Gunthar Guntharsėn;632621] Do you know the weight distribution of your car?QUOTE]

I don't know but I don't have any weight added to it, lipo in kit position, standard size servo.
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Old 15-03-2012
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Not run mine on astro yet...
Can you post your setup inc tyres?
mid motor 4 gear
HPI 7.5t 83/25

front
Schum stagger yellow (standard)
3mm trailing, hubs all the way forward
30 castor
0 toe
camber link outer hole on hub outer hole bulkhead, 1mm under ballstud
modified the steering rack to get rid of bumpsteer (2mm spacer under the rack, put the steering link under the steering rack, 1mm spacer under ballstud on the hubs and 1mm under ballstud on the steering link)

3 hole 1.5 mm pistons, 32.5 weight losi oil, durange dark blue springs
mid hole on tower outer hole on arm

rear
Schumacher yellow mini spike
camber link 3rd hole from the wheel, 1 mm spacer under the ballstud
toe 3deg antisquat 1.5
1mm spacer in front of the hub three mm behind

3hole 1.5mm piston, 27.5 weight losi oil, losi yellow springs
mid hole tower mid hole arm
Ball diff, not gear
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Old 15-03-2012
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Is your oversteer on power or brakes? You could try 4mm trailing, I found this makes the car smoother in the turn and suits my driving at the minute. (not exactly rapid!)
also why have you put the rear hubs forward?
if when breaking try stiffer spring heavier oil in the front?
Your setup doesn't seem too dissimilar to mine really?
Have you tried the ballistic green rears? Sometimes they can work better when it's cold?
I'll be going outdoors myself soon so it will be interesting to see how I will change things around.
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Old 16-03-2012
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could you post a photo of your steering set up as the only problem i have with the car is bumpsteer and i am using 10mm ballstuds and the max spacer i can fit is 4mm.
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Old 16-03-2012
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I just copied this:

http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...l#post10163771

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