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nelly ill be at macc on tues with my sp. you can have a look at my set up, i find it realy nice and nutral to drive, and allows you to push the car hard.
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Paulstar, before you go down the Losi spring route lets try and get you some where close to the right sort of set-up using Kysoho parts, that way you'll be much more able to compare your set-ups with the rest of us.
So here are the questions we need answered 1) Which version of the car do you have? 2) What track surface(s) are you running on mainly? 3) How many jumps and how big? 4) Do you like understeer, oversteer or neutral handling? 5) What other equipment are you using (particularly motor and battery types)? 6) How experienced a driver are you? If you can answer all those we should be able to point you in the right direction, the last couple of % can only come from your own fine tuning but we should be able to advise if you word your questions something like "I require more corner exit steering" or similar. Look forward to trying to help. |
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ok here we go -I have the KMC version of the kit. -The surface is now going to be short grass, with dusty patches -They have built a new track so not sure on how many just. But I know there is a large table top there. (I'll get more info) -At the moment I have cell saddle packs. and i'm running a 19 turn motor -I used to race a lot. Back in the days of the B2. I'm just getting back into the sport and i'll be looking to race at least once a month. Spare time being the major factor. -Neutral steer I would prefer. But being a big lover of MK2 escorts I like oversteer lol. If you can make my car handle like that i'll pay you. (hehe) Cheers |
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Unfortuantely I can't comment further now but I will.
Most imprtantly loose the KMC chassis .... it doesn't work, not at all IMHO. I know a few people who've tried it and all have gone slower than on the stock layout. Weight is in the wrong place, it's too stiff and makes the car much harder to drive! |
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ok. Anyone got a stock chassis for sale??
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Hi All
Have a question about tyres, i race outside on astroturf and when it is dry the grip is very good. To the point i have been using nearly bald green mini spikes all round to avoid grip roll, however i feel like i loose out on a bit of performance as it stuggles to put the power down in a straight line. If i put new tyres on, it grip roles quite badly. Any suggestions? Thanks Dave |
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dibble, post your set-up on here.
Depending on the type of astro used it'll be either Balistic Buggy green mini spikes or Schumacher Yellow minispikes (sometimes Green but I normally prefer the BB greens in those conditions). If you show us your set-up and describe the handling problem in a little bit of detail (fast / slow corners worse etc.) I'll do my best to help. Also what version of the car do you have? I always found the ZX5-SP to be wonderful on astro and the current ZX5-FS looks like being even better! |
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Hi Roger
I have the following Standard zx5 with losi 4.5 brushless NIMH Centre one way Orange front springs (55 i think) Light Yellow rear springs (65 i think) 30 wt oil front and back Front Shocks connected to outside whole at the top and inside at the bottom 7 degree hubs Rear Shocks connected to Middle at top and inside at bottom It seems worse at change of direction at slow/medium speed I can get schumacher tryes a bit cheaper so would like to stick with that brand if possible I have tried new rears and worn fronts which is better, but still rolling a bit Thanks in advance Dave |
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I'm no standard ZX5 specialist but I'd say right away you're running your front end way too soft. I'd try the kit silver springs on the front and the middle hole on the wishbones to start with.
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Hi i have another (backup) ZX5 with silver springs and it bounces quite badly as the track is quite bumpy. Do you still think i should try it?
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Well I just had a look for a setup for you,
Have a look at this setup: http://www.petitrc.com/setup/kyosho/...rd20060115.htm |
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Thanks, i note they cut the outside row off the rear tyres too. Worth a go i reckon, can't see what kind if track this is for though
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It's an astroturf setup.
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Softest spring I have ever run on the front of a ZX5 is a #65 yellow with 1.5 coils cut off!!!
My stock set-ups are always on #70 silvers. I'll have aproper look at your setup but I agree with Fab, far too soft!!! I'll try to get back to you tomorrow but I never ran the stock car so will be asking around ..... niggs98 on here is the man to ask about the earlier car. |
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Thanks Roger, look forward to hearing from you. I think i am at the stage now where my driving is good enough for the setup to mate a difference
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Please setup for carpet.
Only 2 jumps at the track and thats all. And i have SP Last edited by jaank; 24-10-2009 at 12:16 PM. Reason: addded some inf. |
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Any carpet setup more?
I dont have asso pistons. |
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