Help me please

[Bubbie52241]

I have a hpi rs4 and everytime I punch it
It goes off to one side. Can somebody tell me how to fix this

 

[Grave]

Check your steering trim setting's on your transmitter.. Also make shure both wheel's are pointing stright check your steering linkages ECT... Also check your steering servo it might be bad & need's to be replaced

 

[orion 26]

Make sure ur wheel nuts are tight mine was doing the same thing turns out one of the front wheels had worked its self loose

 

[WinnersCircle]

I have a hpi rs4 and everytime I punch it
It goes off to one side. Can somebody tell me how to fix this

Here is a list of what I suggest that you check;
1) with the car sitting on a level surface pick-up the rear of the car to make sure that both rear tires leave the surface at the same time. Do the same with the front. Adjust the spring collars on the shocks to get the tires to leave together.
2) make sure that both rear tires have the same toe-in angle. In order to get good rear traction the rear tires at toed-in. I suggest 3 degrees per side. If one side has more toe in than the other the car will not go straight under acceleration.
3) make sure that the front tires both have the same toe angle. I suggest that they both be pointed straight ahead parallel to each other and pointed straight ahead when the radio is on.
4) rear tire diameter - if one tire has a larger diameter it will make the car pull because of #1 above. Also if the rear tires are bigger than the front tires will make the car really hard drive because the car will act like a rear wheel only car.
5) the last thing - check to make sure that you are getting 4 wheel drive. If a belt or pulley is damaged the front wheels will not have power applied to them full time. These cars need all 4 tires pulling in order to be easily driven.

Good luck,

Lee