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Lizard · 06.09.2015, 11:59 AM

Yeah, really sucks with those GRPs. I tried the S3s and had the feeling they have less grip than the treaded S5s I bought last year and also this year a few months ago. Maybe the S1 slicks come close to the S5 treaded ones, but I think I'll just stick with the treaded ones, they always worked well for me in S3 and S5.

With the frontwing I seem to have gotten it right (or atleast good enough) the first time, did not experiment with angles so far. It sits pretty high, no problems with srcaping the ground at all, I also can go up lowered curbs in case I need to get out of the way when real cars approach. (BTW, it's really funny, I would estimate about 95% of car drivers actually treat my little car as a normal car that's bound to traffic rules and give right of way to it etc.) When the front suspension is fully compressed, there are a few millimeters left.

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Lizard RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 197 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Germany	06.09.2015, 11:59 AM Yeah, really sucks with those GRPs. I tried the S3s and had the feeling they have less grip than the treaded S5s I bought last year and also this year a few months ago. Maybe the S1 slicks come close to the S5 treaded ones, but I think I'll just stick with the treaded ones, they always worked well for me in S3 and S5. With the frontwing I seem to have gotten it right (or atleast good enough) the first time, did not experiment with angles so far. It sits pretty high, no problems with srcaping the ground at all, I also can go up lowered curbs in case I need to get out of the way when real cars approach. (BTW, it's really funny, I would estimate about 95% of car drivers actually treat my little car as a normal car that's bound to traffic rules and give right of way to it etc.) When the front suspension is fully compressed, there are a few millimeters left.