Carpet set up for a b4

[coops]

Can anyone point me in the direction of a good base indoor carpet set up.
car will be as follows#

Schumacher mini pins front and rear
novak 7.5 brushless ( far to fast i guess but it will be fun)

I looked on the cml site but all the the set-ups seem to be for outdoors.

Thanks
Simon

[josh_smaxx]

They will be lots of setups on here for indoor tracks if you look around ;)

I run:

Front
oil wt: 40 (much more)
top mount: middle
botton mount: outside
camber: -2*
springs: blue
tires: shuey yellow minipins
stnd caster
toe: about 0* to 1* toe in
ride hight: wishbones level when car is fully loaded (batteries in ect)

Rear
oil wt: 30 (losi)
top mount: middle
bottom mount: inner
camber: -2*
springs: silver
tires: schuey yellow minipins
ride hight: drive shafts level when car is fully loaded

Misc
Cells in backwards position
40g lead around servo area
B44 wing without the back bit fully cut out
Novak GTB with orion 6.5

This took me to two indoor regional B finals this year, i won 3 of my qualifiers at the teesside meeting last weekend and got in the A final, it seems a pretty base setup so should be worth a try.

[c0sie]

Josh,

Are you running lead by the rear gearbox aswell?

And why do you feel the need for the 40g of lead on the servo?

Thanks

[ashleyb4]

You micro drivers are obssesed ith lead

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[Wraggy]

Josh,

Are you running lead by the rear gearbox aswell?

And why do you feel the need for the 40g of lead on the servo?

Thanks

i only run 10 g in each qtr on the rear chassis and 5 g in the front qtr of the chassis and thats it .
not sure why on earth you need 40g on the servo ???

[Arn0]

There is this useless thread (http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1049) about setup, where is the Search button?

[c0sie]

In between New Posts and Quick Links....top of the page.

[josh_smaxx]

I out loads in the front at York regional, helped loads with the steering, dunno it just made it work, i took 20g's out when i went back to teesside and the car has felt very good ever since.