I just bought the -4mm chassis as my chassis was bent as well (the front kick-up tab seems to be the primary failure point from what I've seen). I also had an idler fuse to the side of the gearbox last week (with bearing) which is one I hadn't read about. Makes me think perhaps a slipper eliminator might make sense if the idlers are going to blow up in their stock config.
Interesting. I’m racing B7D and I think I’d be scare to run without a slipper. Will be interesting to see how your drive train holds up. Great series by the way!
Can’t wait to race at regionals! Yes go to the -4 chassis. I also recommend putting the slipper back on. We noticed with the slipper we didn’t lose speed but we were more consistent. Also this will save your spurs the 17.5 motors have a lot of punch and with the eliminators we noticed you will go through idlers faster as well. Maybe an avid slipper 👀
I ran some practice laps on that layout when I was there for the dirt oval race. It’s definitely a very tricky layout. The first jump into that canyon jump in front of the driver stand is about further than it looks, you really need to keep your speed up around the right side sweeper to even clear the first part.
Look a the wear pattern of the tires. Too much negative camber. You are not using the outside edge of the front tires as much as the inside.
I agree. They can do a video on a set up station later.
nice 👌
love to learn from others mistakes 😁
just kidding.
love your videos. always good entertainment, keep it up 😁
-Daniel
I miss the days of racing rc10s, and jrx2s in the dirt.
Why not take out camber to even up front tire wear?
Man, like an alignment and programming box are pretty standard before hitting the track.
I just bought the -4mm chassis as my chassis was bent as well (the front kick-up tab seems to be the primary failure point from what I've seen). I also had an idler fuse to the side of the gearbox last week (with bearing) which is one I hadn't read about. Makes me think perhaps a slipper eliminator might make sense if the idlers are going to blow up in their stock config.
Kindly do a review of the new Kyosho inferno mp10 readyset nitro buggy. Would be greatly appreciated 🙏
Please do a comp crawler build series! You can get really really in depth with those just like a race buggy, would be an awesome series!
Interesting. I’m racing B7D and I think I’d be scare to run without a slipper. Will be interesting to see how your drive train holds up. Great series by the way!
Can’t wait to race at regionals! Yes go to the -4 chassis. I also recommend putting the slipper back on. We noticed with the slipper we didn’t lose speed but we were more consistent. Also this will save your spurs the 17.5 motors have a lot of punch and with the eliminators we noticed you will go through idlers faster as well. Maybe an avid slipper 👀
I ran some practice laps on that layout when I was there for the dirt oval race. It’s definitely a very tricky layout. The first jump into that canyon jump in front of the driver stand is about further than it looks, you really need to keep your speed up around the right side sweeper to even clear the first part.
Loving this series on the B7. Just bought a B7D from you guys.
When you put new tires on a car because only half the tires are used then you're set up is wrong
Would be cool if they made a 3.5mm-4mm titanium chassis plate
Have you calculated how much it would add weight?
If you want to win races get a b6.4.
LoL and that's why the chassis is bent.
Try a carbon chassis
None of those weight changes matter when u suck at driving 😂
The majority of us are in that camp, but we all love to tinker with RCs.
Very nice.
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