What would be a good starting point for front and rear springs for a light-weight rwd buggy? I see some of the set-up sheets you have on this forum, although, I'm having a hard time finding the lb. rating for those springs. Thanks a bunch.
Need advice on a servo to purchase.. I havent run rc in 7 yrs. the last time was on dirt and in SC 1/10 I used to run savox and spektrum servos I have no idea what i will need in a buggy with high traction carpet. My son will be running a Yokomo yz2 cal3 on a Sanwa mt44. Until we can upgrade he will be running a Tekin Pro esc and a 17.5 redline...its what we got I am looking to buy a Kyosho RB 6.6/7 or a Yokomo yz2 CA2/3 what ever i can afford. With same same n motor. i however will be running this on a Ko Proppo as thats what i got until i can upgrade radio. ive been looking at protech servos as they have good reviews on amain...but would like opinions and advice as I know the servo is important especially on such a technical track... Any advice is appreciated cheers
What brand? That's gonna be a tough one, as there is so much traction with carpet. Stiffer the better
I'm using some Prospec shocks on a rwd buggy which is coming in at about 1500 grams. I have a set of springs to use with the following rates:
Front
Super Soft = 3.2 lb. Blue
Soft = 3.4 lb. Green
Medium = 3.6 lb. Yellow
Hard = 3.8 lb. Red
Super Hard = 4.0 Lb. Purple
Rear -----------
Super Soft = 2.0 lb. Blue
Soft = 2.2 lb. Green
Medium = 2.4 lb. Yellow
Hard = 2.6 lb. Red
Super Hard = 2.8 Lb. Purple
You guys must carry the Yokomo Racing Performers springs in house? Looking at the stetp sheets on this forum I see the spring labeled as RP orange or RP black, etc. Does the RP stand for Racing Performers?
We carry some of the RP yokomo springs. Yes id does stand for that. Most of us run black on the back and either orange or purple on the front