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Hi,
I have got a TM2 I am running indoors on carpet. Was struggling with understeer and went stiffer all round which improved the cars handling through the corners. Only problem is the car now badly nose dives off every jump. I am think the oil is too thin in the rear as the back is coming up too quick off the jumps? It only started once changing the springs so I haven't changed driving style and run no drag brake. Interested to hear your thoughts guys. Thanks |
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Check that the chassis dosnt bottom out on the up ramp as this can cause it (i found out after a very frustrating day)
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Can you post your shock setup? Sounds like a damping issue to me, I've found you can get away with running the rear of the car very soft but the front benifits from quite heavy damping.
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I have got 450 shock old with Hobao white springs high I believe are the same as Losi. They are hard springs. I had the softer ones on before but the car seemed under damped.
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Sorry no I have got 350 OIL in it
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Other than that can only be the rear of the car is too low and kicking the rear end up off the lip of the jump
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Setup wil not be a big part of jumping
Drivers that punch it over a jump to just make a jump get there nose up. You can controll that. Also rear wing can do alot .big high wings have alot of influence in nose up. I run low cut wings on my v2
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