psmokDu87
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What oil weight should I use for center diff 46T and can I use the same oil for my shocks (limitless 6s)??
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Cool. If a diff is what you wanted. It will drive more like an Infr. Which can be cool also.
On paper doing the math with a stock 6s setup (46/27), 80 + mph is what you got with those gears. In reality maybe a bit less. IDK. Body Aero is the factor.
How do you plan on driving it? Speed runner or just to bash around with. If speed running remove the 2 front black Canards and trim the rear wing down.
Rake the rig. (higher in the rear) Not too low in the front. Or the splitter will get wrecked. Especially when braking hard or hitting dips in the surface . Drop your PUNCH all the way down if serious speed running. And find a long smooth straight area to run. Double check your radio range first. Trial and error. I don't know what electrics you are using. That will determine how your final setup should be. Every car can be different. I prefer the stock motor config. (left side) using 2 lipo trays and 2 3s lipos (balances better for me with my 6s setup)
If just bashing around and drifting not much is critical IMO. Just plan on buying tires/ wheels much more often. Your call. Make sure your shocks are all equal length (Droop setting also)
Many threads here and videos discussing the Lim. Good luck.
Maybe you know much of this already.
If you are looking for fast take off's, then you are looking to drag race this car. Bash it hard? IDK. Speed runners are not setup that way. A smaller pinion than the 27T may be better for you and a spare set of wheels on hand for sure. I just don't know what motor and ESC you have.
Thanks for the help I appreciate it man thanks again will do !You wont make 90 happen without wrecking it because your need the nose piece for proper aero IMO
Wheel alignment can be done by eye and a ruler on a flat surface with the rig powered on and all the lipos in place.
EDIT:
You might be ready for a new set of shoes anyway. By the look of those wheels.
Just make sure the alignment is correct before running the new shoes this time.
You will get more life out of them.
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