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Haldenby81
18-02-2014, 03:23 PM
Hi guys been coming to club for while now but never really done any set up on the car apart from ride height and shock oil, was thinking it's about time I did something more and set her up properly or a bit more like should be, so been looking on the durango site for set up sheets for batley to give me an idear, but the only ones I found wore for the outdoor track :-/ can anyone point me in the direction of a basic set up for whitcliff please or would I set her up like it is for chadderton? Thanks
Danny

Cremegg
18-02-2014, 03:52 PM
might be a few on here

http://www.petitrc.com/setup/durango/SetupSheetsDurangoDEX210.html

cheers

Haldenby81
18-02-2014, 05:19 PM
Thanks fella very helpful :)

Great_Thark
18-02-2014, 06:36 PM
check the durango sub forum

NeilRalph77
18-02-2014, 08:00 PM
Craig posted this quite a while ago I'm still not that far away from it.

Hi mate,

i seem to have found a generic set up for my 210 which works on nearly all tracks.

Now all i do is fine tune a few things, such as ride height and front camber links.

This is my generic set up:

Front:

Shocks = 3x1.6mm pistons, 35wt oil, dark blue spring. Middle hole on shock tower, outer hole on wishbone.

Caster = 30 degree (+5 insert)

axle = trailing (kit standard)

Camber link = outer hole on hub & outer hole shock tower for high grip. Inner hole on hub & inner hole on shock tower tower for low traction. 2mm washers under inner ball stud.

Ackerman = Middle hole.

Rear:

Shocks = 4x1.6mm pistons, 30wt oil, light green springs. Middle hole on shock tower, middle hole on wishbone.

Toe in = 3 degree (0 degree inserts)

Anti-squat = 1.5

Camber links = 2mm washer under inner ball stud, 2nd from outer hole on hub.

Wheelbase = middle

Diff = geared diff with 1k oil on really high grip tracks (all carpet or astro), ball diff everywhere else.

Battery position = middle

Droop = maximum (wishbone screws all the way in)

The above hardly changes on any track. I only make very small changes depending what the car is doing on the day.

Hope this helps.

Craig Collinson.