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Default Anyone got a good XXX-T outdoor setup?

Looking to run the XXX-T at Southport and wondering if anyone has a decent setup for outdoors?
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Apart from these which are all USA based.

http://www.losi.com/RaceCenter/Disco....aspx#tripleXT
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I can give you the set-up i finished the Super Cup at Batley with, if I was going to try it outdoors I don't think I'd change it before trying it. I see no reason why it won't work.

Front:

Middle caster block
Middle bulkhead - no washers
32 1/2 wt oil
Black Pistons
Blue Springs
Inner Tower
Middle Wishbone
35g Lead in front bulkhead

Rear:

Inner upright
Middle bulkhead - no washers - ali bracket
27 1/2 wt oil
Orange Pistons
Yellow Springs
Outer Tower
Middle Wishbone
Medium wheelbase

Orion 7.5 motor
21/86
TrakPower 4900 lipo
200g lead under Lipo

Tyres rear - Yellow mini spike
Tyres front - Yellow V2's

This might not be perfect but was good indoors.

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Thanks Northy.

Very helpful of you.
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No problem. Just seen in your sig you have an MF truck? That's based on the BK2 rear end isn't it? If so you'll need to alter the gearing as the internal ratio is different, and you might want to try and free-up the rear end or get more steering (if you can!!!) as that rear end is more locked in I think.

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Nah, it's the MF1, so has a flat t-plate like the XXXKE and not the BK2.

I do have a problem with steering though. How would you go about loosening the backend based on your setup?
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