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Ok so this is my first schumachar cougar sv pro its used and iam going to start racing with it this summer.what would be the first thing I should do? Check tranny diff gears
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lipo wise, virtually any 4500 and above will be fine, and don't worry about the c rating too much - mine are 30c and it wheelies very easy!.

Stick packs are fine to use, saddles also work for some drivers, I would say more use stick pack though.

Your electrics seem a good choice :-)

5 degree castor blocks work very well
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Cheers mate thanks for the reply,what are caster blocks? And I will be running on astro so can you recamend some good tyres.?
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castor blocks are the "u" shape bits that the steering arms attach to. Kit ones are 0 degree, but 5 degree in most cases make the steering more direct, but you should try both and see which you prefer on your track.

Tyres on astro are Schumacher yellow mini spikes rear and usually Schumacher stagger / cut stagger on the front (cut staggers give a bit more steering)

If it's wet Ballistic Buggy greens are what most use, but Schumacher silvers may also work
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Cheers mate thanks for the reply,what are caster blocks? And I will be running on astro so can you recamend some good tyres.?
Sorry, the proper name for them is yokes
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both are handy bits of kit, we do use the both depending on what matthew wants out of the car, and as stated ally inlines are slighlt more agressive and stronger, we do tend to run the 5 degree blocks the most,
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Default reverce front wishbons

are you guys running the 5degree yoks and flipping the front wishbones to ?
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are you guys running the 5degree yoks and flipping the front wishbones to ?
yes, but tried with the wishbones the right way at the weekend and quite liked it
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we run them the right way round most of the time with the +8 chassis, but have tried both and makes for a easy yuning aid
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Great cheers guys Now I have the ever growing parts list but by april I should be ready to race.like the fact that there is a schumacher section ........and you can get ANSWERS
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