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RB6.6 setups
Hi guys, remember me?
 Right, since the RB6.6 is a new car (yes the chassis DOES make that much difference) I think it's best we have a new thread to discuss making this incredibly grippy car go as well as it's potential. I'll post up my basic setup soon, a few have tried and most have really liked it. 
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Struggling with the usual oOple issues of file size. I will upload to photobucket or drop box and link.
Nearly current setup is on Petit RC, only change from that was when grip a little lower go up 1 spring both ends, no other changes. Yes that does sound backwards but softer is easier to catch on high grip and lower grip requires more precision entering the corner as all it can do is hold it's entry line. http://site.petitrc.com/setup/kyosho...minster201609/ Remember that the RB6.6 is very light at the rear, approximately 42%/58% front/rear balance as I have the car built (brass bulkhead, low profile servo, ESC, lipo, motor) Last edited by RogerM; 20-09-2016 at 09:57 PM.
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yes seen the setup from roger but i cant see rear shocker position on there front of shock tower or to the rear?
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