Kraton Few upgrades rpm and HR🙃

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Rpms uppers and lowers. Since the shock ends weren't in stock. These HR ones are pretty good 👍 also decided to ditch the stock servo and upgraded to the svox

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Are the hotracing shock rod ends good? Is there any downsides with them being aluminum?
I've only put about 6 runs. Since I couldn't find the factory arrma in stock at the time. They seem to be pretty decent though. And relatively cheap. 14$
 
My speed is way off in the telemetry. What did you enter for your rollout, OP?
Again. Depends on what tires I'm planning to run with. The stock copperhead 2s is around 1"88 then Again spur and pinion has to be accounted for as well in the math.
From lovestrinken
a very crude way to do it. Easy to get off numbers that way.
Tire size x pie (3.14) = ______
Spur / pinion x internal gear ratio = ______

Divide the top number over the bottom and you have roll out. Do not flip these two when dividing..

Example: X-Ray FK with 2.25 in tires ( I do not use mm).

2.25 x 3.14 = 7.06
132sp / 35pin x 1.77 internal = 6.67

7.06 / 6.67 = 1.058 roll out
It's a little more work but much more precise this way.
 
Again. Depends on what tires I'm planning to run with. The stock copperhead 2s is around 1"88 then Again spur and pinion has to be accounted for as well in the math.
From lovestrinken
a very crude way to do it. Easy to get off numbers that way.
Tire size x pie (3.14) = ______
Spur / pinion x internal gear ratio = ______

Divide the top number over the bottom and you have roll out. Do not flip these two when dividing..

Example: X-Ray FK with 2.25 in tires ( I do not use mm).

2.25 x 3.14 = 7.06
132sp / 35pin x 1.77 internal = 6.67

7.06 / 6.67 = 1.058 roll out
It's a little more work but much more precise this way.
Thank you so much. Obviously it won't be dead accurate but this is the best answer to this question that I've gotten yet.
 
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