I have chosen a bit weird point on interest - at least googling seem's to not help.
I have made an electric conversion to mcd rr4 with 2028 size motor in it and i am hunting for speed with it.
Maybe a dumm thing to do, because there are fift scale touring chassis better suitable for that. So i'm aware of that this chassis isn't ideal for this, but still:
Is there speedhunters in fifht scale here?
-What is the setup for shocks and all other things that i should check?
I clocked it 70mph in gps and it seemed to take it wery well. Only the tires didn't take it. One tire, the foams are all mess and on the rear the tires wear unevenly. I don't mean inside or outside wear, but the halves wear unevenly. Other half of the tire is like new, and other half is bald. Tire must bounce up in the air partly at those speed. Bad shock setup? Tire off balance?
That was with normal chassis setup that is suitable for turf track driving with jumps. So no setup tricks done for speedhunting. Only the gears was changed to the "tallest" possible with the gears that i have in there.
What kind of 180mm tires would suit best for high speeds? Normal touring tires are not good for this, because they are too small (120mm)
I have made an electric conversion to mcd rr4 with 2028 size motor in it and i am hunting for speed with it.
Maybe a dumm thing to do, because there are fift scale touring chassis better suitable for that. So i'm aware of that this chassis isn't ideal for this, but still:
Is there speedhunters in fifht scale here?
-What is the setup for shocks and all other things that i should check?
I clocked it 70mph in gps and it seemed to take it wery well. Only the tires didn't take it. One tire, the foams are all mess and on the rear the tires wear unevenly. I don't mean inside or outside wear, but the halves wear unevenly. Other half of the tire is like new, and other half is bald. Tire must bounce up in the air partly at those speed. Bad shock setup? Tire off balance?
That was with normal chassis setup that is suitable for turf track driving with jumps. So no setup tricks done for speedhunting. Only the gears was changed to the "tallest" possible with the gears that i have in there.
What kind of 180mm tires would suit best for high speeds? Normal touring tires are not good for this, because they are too small (120mm)
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