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Damping, oil, pack, springs, etc...
I can't get my head around the whole dampers setup thing.
What sort of springs, pistons, oil should I be using for a reasonably bumpy track such as PDA? |
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Yellow rears. No4 piston. (1.4mm) - 25wt/30wt
Blue Fronts. No3 piston (1.3mm) - 35wt
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Thanks Lee
Roughly translated into springs/oil I currently use: AE green rears. No4 piston. (1.4mm) - 300cst/400cst AE silver Fronts. No3 piston (1.3mm) - 450cst |
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Have u tryed the Ghea pistons on ur Tamiya? The pistons size is the same as AE so think they will work!
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not yet.
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they are a slightly different size (Tamiya being Metric and AE being imperial), but I can't rememer which are the larger diameter, I think it was the Tamiya ones...
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Seen setup sheets where people have been using AE pistons on the 501x car and i think even Hupo have been using some!
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