associated t4.1 brushless rtr
02-16-2011, 10:07 PM
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associated t4.1 brushless rtr
what is a good setup for racing?
and any thoughts or opinions will be appreciated
anything to know about the truck would be a big help
and any thoughts or opinions will be appreciated
anything to know about the truck would be a big help
02-16-2011, 10:23 PM
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RE: associated t4.1 brushless rtr
35wt oil in front with blue springs, 30wt in back with black springs. #2 shock pistons, j concepts barcodes all around (tires)
That's all I got.
That's all I got.
02-22-2011, 10:54 PM
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RE: associated t4.1 brushless rtr
Tires tires tires tires tires.
Tires are everything.
M3 calibers out back, M3 Edges up front, add 1 degree of anti squat, do the shocks up like meef said isn't a bad starting point, but just putting 35wt oil in the shocks will be better than nothing...are you racing at Cecil's in Sharonville?
If you haven't yet, you'll want to go up in size on the pinion...the T4.1 Brushlesses seem to like a 21-22 tooth pinion, but if you're still new to racing leave the stock gears if you haven't already changed em.
Tires are everything.
M3 calibers out back, M3 Edges up front, add 1 degree of anti squat, do the shocks up like meef said isn't a bad starting point, but just putting 35wt oil in the shocks will be better than nothing...are you racing at Cecil's in Sharonville?
If you haven't yet, you'll want to go up in size on the pinion...the T4.1 Brushlesses seem to like a 21-22 tooth pinion, but if you're still new to racing leave the stock gears if you haven't already changed em.
02-22-2011, 11:04 PM
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RE: associated t4.1 brushless rtr
yea it is really nice, cool people there too. good prices hes not there trying to get your money.
i have a stamped vxl, electrix circuit with vxl system in it, and i of coarse just got my t4 i got it for racing so i would like to have that setup pretty good.
do you ever go to cecils?
i have a stamped vxl, electrix circuit with vxl system in it, and i of coarse just got my t4 i got it for racing so i would like to have that setup pretty good.
do you ever go to cecils?
02-22-2011, 11:05 PM
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RE: associated t4.1 brushless rtr
Once in a great while. Once CCRCR opens up that's going to be occupying a lot of time. But that's a couple months away...never been a huge fan of indoor racing.
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RE: associated t4.1 brushless rtr
nice. i just got into racing period ha my dad has raced indoor pan cars and oval for a while up in tip city, a place in louiville and a couple other places. i have an hpi rs4 4wd sedan also.
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RE: associated t4.1 brushless rtr
yes he did... what are the first things besides wheels and springs and shock oil im getting all theabove and have a little extra to spend alsogetting the battery strap conversion kit
any suggestions
any suggestions
02-23-2011, 08:26 PM
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RE: associated t4.1 brushless rtr
Battery strap isn't really necessary, but it's nice. TBH aside from tires, springs/oil, and a little tuning, the truck is pretty much good out of the box.
