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Hobbies Tamiya mini 4wd v9, Blah , lazy to write one
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jayrlo
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Jun 22 2010, 03:05 AM
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Hi, im relatively new to mini 4wd. Used to love it as a kid and now I'm trying to make a more competitive comeback. I just went to the HK race the other day and realized how slow I was compared to everyone. I have two questions though. How do you reduce friction when going through turns, and How do I make my motor churn out more power because I was using the same motor as everyone else and my car was at least 5 seconds slower than everyone. Here is my car: This post has been edited by jayrlo: Jun 22 2010, 03:06 AM
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jayrlo
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Jun 22 2010, 03:37 AM
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Thanks so much David! I'm going to try that right now.
I thought using the sliding bumper would help me be faster on turns.
I was also wondering why my cars power didn't seem as fast compared to everyone elses. 5 seconds is a lot of time even thought I'm still relatively new. And I was 10 seconds off from the winner too. Average was about 22 seconds and I had 27.
Would it be the battery?
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jayrlo
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Jun 28 2010, 01:10 AM
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David, thank you so much for your advice last time. And Szng too.
My car went so much faster, it was rather scary to be honest. I cleaned out my bearings and I took out the sliding damper and poof. So much better.
I was wondering. Now that the performance of the parts are better, how do I bring out the best in my motor?
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jayrlo
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Jun 28 2010, 01:58 AM
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Thanks David.
I started taking some notes today. Figuring out the angles and roller placement was pretty hard because my car flew out a lot at first. Got it right after say the 40th attempt.... Ouch for my super x.
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