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Default Setting the slipper on a 4wd
I know how to set a 2wd slipper but just brought a 4wd and how do i set the slipper as there is no wheelie to reduce
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A 4wd can wheelie. Start with it loose and tighten till there's a small amount of slip
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I've not used this method myself, but i did watch the video the other day:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA4qYfbLMA8

May be best for american style clay/dirt tracks?
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Lee you should have a pm, tho it crashed when I sent it. Hopfully it still went
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