What Ghea pistons do I need for my B44.1 ?

[The Hobbymaster]

Hi All,
Well my wife and kids have got me a B44.1 for xmas :D.....I need to get the car built and ready for the Area 51 GP in a few weeks time..............BUT my wife won't let me have it until xmas day........So I need to get as much ready as I can. What Ghea pistion will I need:confused: also where can I get them from:confused: Do I need them:confused::confused:

Lastly, any set up help would be great :thumbsup: I have the chassis ballast kit and will be running mini pins yellow ( controlled tyres for the meeting)
Most people say the B44.1 is race ready out of the box, but if I need to get any other parts I need to get them for when the biuld starts on boxing day LOL

So, boy's and Girl's what's the hot set up :wub
Cheers Ian

[Stuweatherman]

You can use ghea associated 2's in the front and 1's in the rear, if you search ghea pistons p-dub racing in ireland does them and think thats where most people get them.

One of our drivers recently got a b44.1 and all he did was put 40g of rudebitz weights between the lipos and that was it. It is ready out the box.

[Gaz_Stanton]

Yes, the B44.1 is pretty much ready to go out the box. :thumbsup:

This setup will be a damn good place to start for Area 51:

http://www.cmldistribution.co.uk/product/AS9061/setups/B44%20Bradders%202011%20-%20MKGP.pdf (http://www.cmldistribution.co.uk/product/AS9061/setups/B44%20Bradders%202011%20-%20MKGP.pdf)
Just use Silver front springs and green rears (the ones that come in the kit :thumbsup:)

Only mods for carpet would be the AE or Rudebits weight for between the cells:
http://www.cmldistribution.co.uk/cml_product.php?range=RACING&productId=0000005749 (http://www.cmldistribution.co.uk/cml_product.php?range=RACING&productId=0000005749)

(can't link to the Rudebits version but easy enough to find on the site)

And an extra roll bar for the front that helps on carpet.
http://www.cmldistribution.co.uk/cml_product.php?range=RACING&productId=0000003778 (http://www.cmldistribution.co.uk/cml_product.php?range=RACING&productId=0000003778)

The Ghea #2s are a useful tuning aid for the rear
http://www.p-dubracing.co.uk/page5.php (http://www.p-dubracing.co.uk/page5.php)

And there should be plenty of us at the Area 51 GP running the B44.1 so feel free to ask questions.

[jaffacake]

Gaz has given some real good advice there
I run a b44.1 indoor on carpet with basically the same set up as above,the car is great to drive for me, i run the rudebitz 92g centre weight,ghea no'2 rear pistons definately worth investing in
Definate silver front roll bar for carpet
I run on mini yellow mini pins, i just reduce negative rear camber as the pins wear..works for me.

[Richard Lowe]

The weight between the lipo's is 50/50 in my experience, it depends a lot on the surface. Indoors and in Finland at the worlds I hated having any weight there, whereas outdoors on astro I usually use the AE weight.

From what I've found having no weight makes the car very stable on corner entry, rotate slower in the middle and steer more on power. Adding weight does the opposite, the car wants to slide the rear a lot more on entry and mid corner, then understeer more on power.

[MiCk B.]

The Ghea pistons for the AE 1/10 shocks are in stock and ready to ship.

MiCk B. :-)

(P-DubRacing)

[The Hobbymaster]

[QUOTE=MiCk B.;594567]The Ghea pistons for the AE 1/10 shocks are in stock and ready to ship.

MiCk B. :-)

(P-DubRacing)[/QUOTE

Thanks Mick,ordered and payment sent :thumbsup:

[MiCk B.]

No problem.

I've got that order. It will be in the post to you in the morning.

MiCk B. :-)

[ron63]

Probably a dumb question, but are the GHEA Piston Numbers equal to the Kit Piston Nrs?
Thanks,
Ron

[MiCk B.]

Yes,

They are the same as the stock AE pistons.

No. 1 ghea biggest hole and the no. 4 smallest.

MiCk B. :-)

(P-DubRacing)

[Wupding]

Yes,

They are the same as the stock AE pistons.

No. 1 ghea biggest hole and the no. 4 smallest.

MiCk B. :-)

(P-DubRacing)

I run a B44.1 with the rudebits lipo weight etc...

Mick... What is the added advantage of using Ghea piston??

I am not so bright so Laymans terms would be appreciated :eh?:

[ron63]

Hey Mick,
thank you, i've finished my order a few moments ago...looking forward to try the Pistons in my B44.1.
Cheers
Ron