Bodom
2010.11.17, 05:37 PM
The problem is very loose rear-end and easy oversteer.
The car's setup now is 90mm RM Alfa Brera body.
The front suspension is stock (I have Kyosho option spring set).
The rear suspension uses stock T-plate and Kyosho oil-shock or Atomic DDS (I tried both).
The surface is granite blocks floor:
http://i447.photobucket.com/albums/qq194/Bodom_photos/MR-03/P10800031800x600.jpg
(sample image to see the floor surface)
The tire choice I have at hand is:
Front (narrow) -
Autoscale slicks (old and not used much);
Atomic A.W. Groove Tyre - 10 Degree (http://www.egrracing.com/shop/images/large/atomic/AR140_143_l.jpg) (almost new);
3Racing V pattern 10 degree (http://www.rc-union.com/images/AWD07.jpg) (old and used);
Rear -
Kyosho high grip MT radial tire 10 degree (semi-wide) (http://www.cmc-versand.de/bilder/08n/Kyosho+AKA_Reifen-124High-GripMT-Radial-10_mzw-36-10.jpg) (old and very used, almost worn out);
Atomic 050 V Pattern Tire Wide 10 Degree (http://www.egrracing.com/shop/images/large/atomic/AR-257W_l.jpg) (almost new);
Atomic A.W. Groove Tyre - 10 Degree (Wide) (http://www.egrracing.com/shop/images/large/atomic/AR144_146_l.jpg) (almost new);
The most stable combination I found is 3Racing front and Kyosho MT radial back :confused: Strange to me the Atomic tires produced less grip.
I tried very soft and very hard front setup - and nothing changed. Tried top oil shock only and DDS only back setup - still nothing changed.
Should I try higher degree Atomic front tire? Or try another brand rear tires?
Or buy new set of Kyosho MT radials - which I think might hold with the front tires I have?
Your advice?
Thanks :)
The car's setup now is 90mm RM Alfa Brera body.
The front suspension is stock (I have Kyosho option spring set).
The rear suspension uses stock T-plate and Kyosho oil-shock or Atomic DDS (I tried both).
The surface is granite blocks floor:
http://i447.photobucket.com/albums/qq194/Bodom_photos/MR-03/P10800031800x600.jpg
(sample image to see the floor surface)
The tire choice I have at hand is:
Front (narrow) -
Autoscale slicks (old and not used much);
Atomic A.W. Groove Tyre - 10 Degree (http://www.egrracing.com/shop/images/large/atomic/AR140_143_l.jpg) (almost new);
3Racing V pattern 10 degree (http://www.rc-union.com/images/AWD07.jpg) (old and used);
Rear -
Kyosho high grip MT radial tire 10 degree (semi-wide) (http://www.cmc-versand.de/bilder/08n/Kyosho+AKA_Reifen-124High-GripMT-Radial-10_mzw-36-10.jpg) (old and very used, almost worn out);
Atomic 050 V Pattern Tire Wide 10 Degree (http://www.egrracing.com/shop/images/large/atomic/AR-257W_l.jpg) (almost new);
Atomic A.W. Groove Tyre - 10 Degree (Wide) (http://www.egrracing.com/shop/images/large/atomic/AR144_146_l.jpg) (almost new);
The most stable combination I found is 3Racing front and Kyosho MT radial back :confused: Strange to me the Atomic tires produced less grip.
I tried very soft and very hard front setup - and nothing changed. Tried top oil shock only and DDS only back setup - still nothing changed.
Should I try higher degree Atomic front tire? Or try another brand rear tires?
Or buy new set of Kyosho MT radials - which I think might hold with the front tires I have?
Your advice?
Thanks :)