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Old 05-11-2012
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Im a noobie sx3 owner and shes a little tail happy on grass. as far as I know the guy I bought it from had it setup in standard factory setup. Someones suggested to me to get the widened rear track, and apparently theres a new steering mod that gives the cat a better steering lock?

anyone tried this?

ta
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Old 06-11-2012
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I've heard there's a mod that will make you a good few seconds a lap faster......................

It's really simple all you have to do is pass your transmitter to someone with some driving ability. I am pretty sure that this is a really cheap mod and requires very little mechanical knowledge to fit...

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Hi all

Im a noobie sx3 owner and shes a little tail happy on grass. as far as I know the guy I bought it from had it setup in standard factory setup. Someones suggested to me to get the widened rear track, and apparently theres a new steering mod that gives the cat a better steering lock?

anyone tried this?

ta
if your rear is loose why would you need more steering lock?
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Old 06-11-2012
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Is it Nic's old SX3 (Norfolk/Suffolk area) - I'm guessing because the bloke with the funny comment is from Norwich & must be a mate (either that or he's just being horrible)

If it is - you need to have a look at the rear diff. It is a diff & not a spool
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Old 06-11-2012
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Yes it is Nics old cat.

She's behaving a little strangely (Altho granted it was slightly wet). She understands into a corner (hence wanting some more lock) then once it does turn in the back just lets go and ends up doing doughnuts. Not really what you'd expect from a 4wd given that she prob handles worse than my 22......at least the 22 rear is certainly more planted.



I have got a set of brass saddle lipo trays on the way in hope of keeping the rear more planted.....hence my question about the steering lock mod and the wide rear track
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Old 06-11-2012
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I think you would be better off posting your set up on here then we could have more of a guess what the issue is. Also your problem could be tyres, what were using, what surface and conditions?
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Old 07-11-2012
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its a standard sx3 from what I can tell (however brass saddle trays arrived today - should keep rear planted a little better). its on yellow minispikes on rear in slightly damp (not really worthy of ballistics wet if that makes sense)

The 2 mods mentioned are suggestions of a friend, so just wondered if anyone had tried them, and how they went. Also whether theres anything else I can fiddle with

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Old 12-11-2012
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Under steer isn't curred by more steering lock. If its going straight on with the amount of steering lock you currently have then it'll go straight on however much lock you have.

A complete setup sheet is more use to someone trying to solve your problem as each adjustable component affects another.

There is never a right setup, as some things are adjusted in compensation for other things
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