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AVID chassis joy
I tested a bit last night and what a difference it made. Although I didn't really give the car a good run and test with the original chassis, but Im not thinking that I will go back to it for the time being. Tight track with slicks and additive I ended up with: 10k 100k(with some 80wt oil to bring it down a little) 10K 3x1.3 45tlr AE purple 3x1.4 35tlr AE white I found a 1.8 ARB and bent it to fit, after tips from David Ronnefalk. I will see if I can get hold of a 2.0 at some point. I tried rear outside hole on arm but found the rear didn't hold through the whole corner, it would wash out easier on power. Went back to the inside and it felt better, that might be because of the springs selection but more testing to come. AVID chassis rules |
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Nice! Any pics? What surface?
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Carpet, hence the slicks and additive!
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Tobys, of the car or track?
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car please!
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Quote:
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Some are on Petit Rc, such as this one http://www.petitrc.com/setup/hotbodi...ippan20141123/
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Nice!
Waiting for my Avid chassis. Finnish customs knows the concept of snail mail. I thought that I can get by with sticky weights but just noticed that the avid has cut out places for their own weight system. Have to 3D print something and put stickies on there. Have the part numbers for the ARBs? Last edited by Nano; 03-12-2014 at 06:57 AM. |
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Its my own find in the pit box but have a look at some 1/8th ARBs
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