mikeburgin
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I'm running 5k-3k-1k front center rear, using 1.5mm pistons, have used 1.9 singles as well and stil seems to do the same with oil from 20 through to 100 weight, reason for the lack of camber in the front is trying to get traction on a track that is so dusty you can't see the cars, to much camber and it just doesn't turn in, hence the toe out as well, not to mention i actually like a twichy little beast, comes from my on roading i quess.CorradoPsi said:what pistons are you using mike? for a rough track i use a piston with a larger hole then pick my oil accordingly. this reduces pack and encourages the suspension to work at speed. my xray right now i have 1.5mm pistons (largest) and 40wt front 30wt rear. and it seems to do very well in our whoops section.
also run about 2-3* camber up front. camber isnt just used for adjusting contact patch, a little bit will also help stablize the car in the rough. i would also reduce your toe out to zero and look for more steering in other ways.
what oils are you running? for a really rough track i would try 5k, 5k, 2-3k front, center, rear. this will also make the car more stable.
thought maybe i was getting some binding in the rear but all checks out ok, then i thought maybe chassis slaping which is a possible i quess but not really wearing the chassis down, definatley hitting the ground after jumps a bit but not badly.
I'm a little lost at this stage as to what the hell is going on

