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Old 02-11-2011
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What toe in block and anti squat should I use on B4.1 for indoors on a slippery surface...?
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I used the 3 deg one and played with 2-4mm of anti squat depending on what kind of drive you wanted off the corners.

This was using the kit 0.5 deg ali hubs.

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Have a look on cml site and petite site for bradders b4.1 Worksop setup
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Set up sheets don't seem to have rear toe in blocks included, just rear hubs...!
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I use a ghea 3deg 30g rear toe in block 2 deg anti squat and the 17g ballast weight behind the block with yellow full spikes for slippery wood floor. It works great. Am sure paul bradby uses the ghea 18g rear block but it does not say what deg it is.
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I use a ghea 3deg 30g rear toe in block 2 deg anti squat and the 17g ballast weight behind the block with yellow full spikes for slippery wood floor. It works great. Am sure paul bradby uses the ghea 18g rear block but it does not say what deg it is.
Awesome setup, smooth and easy to drive.........
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......... the ghea 18g rear block but it does not say what deg it is.

The Ghea 2050 is 3 deg of toe in, same as the stock B4 toe in.



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