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crazyjr 03.25.2009 09:10 AM

The heavier oil in front will help, but have you tuned the slipper yet? might be an option

twisted8 03.25.2009 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by crazyjr (Post 272996)
The heavier oil in front will help, but have you tuned the slipper yet? might be an option


yea, i dont want ot run it to loose and start melting spurs. i turned the punch control up today and it helped some.its at 50% now.

i also bought a kershaw lcg chassis. the added length and lower cg im hoping will help.

SpeedAssault 04.02.2009 03:20 AM

interesting
why not lockup the diff ? or are you racing

twisted8 04.07.2009 12:55 AM

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Originally Posted by SpeedAssault (Post 275410)
interesting
why not lockup the diff ? or are you racing

racing.i wouldn't of took out the solid center if i just wanted to lock it up ;)

its me 04.07.2009 01:29 AM

Move some weight around and play with shocks and set up, get less weight transfer to the back..

Pics might help if you can.

twisted8 04.07.2009 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by its me (Post 277098)
Move some weight around and play with shocks and set up, get less weight transfer to the back..

Pics might help if you can.

im waiting on a chassis from kershaw and ill have some pics up with that but for now here is how it sits currently.

http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h9...u/emaxx001.jpg

its me 04.08.2009 05:01 AM

think about weight distribution and maybe even limiting the droop on your suspension, chassis length will also play a factor.

twisted8 04.09.2009 11:45 PM

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Originally Posted by its me (Post 277497)
think about weight distribution and maybe even limiting the droop on your suspension, chassis length will also play a factor.

thanks, all that is on the list to do.


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