chassis balancing

[Mr X]

i was looking over my lazer and i noticed that the battery side of the chassis is a little lower. so im wondering if anyone noticed this and if they had to add any weights to the motor side to balance it out. im running a 6 cell IB pack if that matters.

[telboy]

try thes shocks and make sure they're built allthe same. and then try balancing it on something then you'll know if it needs some weight.

[dave p hall]

my lazer's the same,mines just got a few weights on the motor side to help balance it out,it also brings to the correct weight:wtf: i wouldn't worry to much about it though:rolleyes:

[Sabben]

I saw that on my car too. Is it alot better handling when you got a few weights on the motor side?

[pro4nut]

30 g next to the motor

15 g on the servo

hope that helps.

[Mr X]

actually that helps alot, thanks.

[Sabben]

30 g next to the motor

15 g on the servo

hope that helps.

Thanks! I am going to race my Lazer tomorrow, so I shall see what I can put which weighs around 30-45 g;)

[Mr X]

i put the weights in my car today and it fixed the leaning to one side. i think it handles alittle better too, but its probably all in my head.

[KyoshoK]

i weighed my electronics and battery

RHS = 4200 Cells fully made up with tubes + Battery brace = 460 Grams

LHS = Brushless motor + Motor Mount + Pinion + ESC + Spektrum Receiver + Futaba Low profile Servo + AMB Personal Transponder = 380 Grams


Need to add a whole 80 grams on the Electronic Side.

I put 50 grams located near the motor (rear), 20grams near the ESC (middle) and 10 grams near the receiver (middle/front)

[niggs98]

i used to run 30 g by the motor and 10g + a pt on the servo. car used to jump flat with that on it so left it at that ;)