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cougar weights ??
Best recomend for weights on rear and under servo,and how much weight should be for best performance on astro and dirt.?
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Nevermind !
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it's a personal thing to each driver really, I just put a bit of weight next to the receiver to balance out the extra weight of the speedo. sometimes put a bit under the servo.
however many drivers fit the trishbits "bar" that goes between the motor and lipo. you will have to give it a go with and without the weights to see what you prefer. A lot of the Schumacher team drivers say they use no weights at all
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As has been said it's a personal thing, trial and error to find out what you like. Personally I run the Trishbits bar at the rear and a 90g under lipo weight on my Cougar SV on our indoor astro track. I find this helps settle the car down a bit as I don't like it to be too twitchy.
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OK thanks for the info I guess trial and error,one track is all astro and the other is dirt at two different clubs.Maybe the dirt track will need some weight ? really need to test drive boath to see how it handels on boath tracks,as for mod or stock I really dont know
 this will be my first time racing this summer in 2wd.
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