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Chris UK

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  1. When setting up my dampers should i use harder springs/thicker oil for front shocks and softer springs/lighter oil for the rear? i have a bottle of 40wt and 60wt oil and the tamiya on road tuned hard spring set, including the white 'extra stiff' spring.

    I've noticed many people have set up their cars with the blue springs at the rear, and the whites up front, does this help the weight transfer through corners?

    Any help appreciated,

    Chris.[:)]

  2. Bodyshells help in straight line speed as well as grip, turning, and general handling. Bodies made by Protoform for example, which are designed for racing, create quite a lot of downforce on your car, helping it stick to the track [:D]

  3. Hi, Im using an mtroniks eco20 which works fine for my motor, no problems yet (fingers crossed) lol if you are going to upgrade your motor then i would recommend an ESC, or is it compulsory with a hotter motor so you don't blow something up?!

    Chris [;)]

  4. Thanks guys for the info. I ordered a set of standard ones as for a set of aluminium they were £8.50 [:0] can't see how aluminium would make much difference anyway. Going to use them to mount my dampers to keep them held on better than the screws.

  5. Yeah i measured the ride height with slicks on, I don't use the stock rally tires that came with the kit. Also my car's a TT01 [:D]

    Shocks are expected later this week so i will test them when i get them with the new ride-height.

    Chris

  6. Just measured the rideheight of my car - without battery in car it is 14mm [:0] and with battery it is 10mm! with my new dampers i should be able to cut the ride height by half, to 5mm.

    This is the height the majority of racers use at my local race club.

    Chris

  7. Hi thats happened to me before, but it hasn't got stuck completly one way,[8)][?] just knocks the steering off center slightly, and so i have to adjust trim on my radio gear. Have you perhaps got another servo you could try?

    Chris

  8. hi loopus - forgot to mention i have an upgraded motor, and so more speed = more speed entering/turning corner which has caused me to roll occasionally. [:)]

    Hopefully my new supsension/spring setup should help.

    Chris

  9. Thanks guys, I have oredered some super low friction shocks and will propably buy the tuned spring set so i can adjust the springs on all of my dampers.m I don't think the TT01 has anti-roll bars as a hop up, hopefully they'll release some sometime.

    Chris

  10. At my local racing club on carpet my TT01 has a tendancy to roll at a certain tight corner. Someone said its down to 'too much grip'0 which isn't helping the car turn. I now use some tq tyre additive which has helped and have ordered some trf shocks to improve handling(surrently only have the basic plastic dampers which came with the kit) and I will then be able to adjust the ride height. Is there anything else I could try to help stop the rolling, or should the new dampers help smooth things out?

    Cheers, Chris.

  11. Hey checked out this site

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    53665 Tt-01 Spur Gear Set 55t / 58t £7.99

    53666 Tt-01 Metal Motor Mount £7.99

    53667 Tgs Speed Tuned Gear Set £9.99

    53670 TT-01 Aluminium Racing Steering Set £37.99

    53671 TT-01 Front One Way Unit £49.99

    53672 TT-01 Carbon Upper Frame £16.99

  12. Yeah mine handles really well at my local club, i'm doing pretty well there with it. Alot of people are like 'oh is that a tamiya' as if they're saying its total rubbish, but mine handles just as well and can go as fast as some of the other makes that they have there. After all speed isn't everything.

    I guess I'll just have to show em on the tarmac...

    (or carpet!)[:D]

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