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Brake issues with CC1717 1580kv motor - 05.25.2011, 01:54 PM

I have on in my DB17 with an MMM. Even with the brakes turned all the way down, the truck still does front flips if I grab the brakes to hard.

Anyone else experiencing anything like this? Of course it happens more on asphalt where the traction is higher.
   
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05.25.2011, 03:08 PM

I would suggest a couple things:

1) Tweak the brake curve itself on the castlelink so that is more gradual/ progressively stronger as you squeeze the brake harder, rather than being linear which is default.

2) Pump the brakes vs squeezing them as such, to simulate ABS- this works really well for me actually ( I either ended up with front flips or broken ankles no matter how I set the brakes in the early days, now I have them at ~40% and pumping them helps reduce endos greatly ).
   
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06.06.2011, 08:35 AM

Thanks for the tip. I adjusted the brake curve and it works awesome now. I may even be able to turn it up some. I can grab full brakes without worrying about flipping over, but it does take about 15 feet to stop from ~50mph.
   
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06.07.2011, 02:26 PM

15 feet is nothing for something that heavy, traveling that fast, takes me about that far to slow down my Gmaxx ( doesn't help that I'm a poor driver but all the same ).
   
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06.07.2011, 02:30 PM

I plan on making adjustments until it is almost lifting the rear end up. Then I know I'm stopping as fast as I can.
   
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