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Post by usa1man on Feb 22, 2005 22:35:49 GMT -6
ok i just finished my 1/6 scale tuber and well it has really bad body sway when turning it leans and does not come back what can i do i will post pics asap
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Post by usa1man on Feb 22, 2005 23:05:08 GMT -6
ok i just finished my 1/6 scale tuber and well it has really bad body sway when turning it leans and does not come back what can i do i will post pics asap ok here are some pics i have build up picks as well but i need to get them developed also the tire in the pic next to it is a jumbo kong the tire is over 8 inches tall yeah huge    |
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Post by hcfr34 on Feb 23, 2005 8:39:57 GMT -6
For one your C.G. is way too high. I would try to loose the aluminum plates and attach the links directly to the tube frame. Why your at it, it might be a good idea to extend the wheelbase ( ie, longer links). Also, try a different mounting location higher up, and further towards the front and rear of the chassis for your shocks ( whatever works, shock mounts are trial and error). You might also consider sway bars on your front and rear lower links. I can't tell how many batteries your running, but you could also try mounting your batteries on the axles themselves. Just my 2 cents.
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Post by Rock Spyder on Feb 23, 2005 10:10:16 GMT -6
Shocks are too straight up and down.. Make them angle back and outwards a bit... Will stop the slop... Also what weight Oil are you running? Finally Mount the Shocks at an angle.. Trust me will kill most of the sway you have...
Looks like you are off to a good start but you may also want to add 4 more shocks as the weight will kill the spring of the shocks as well...
Tom
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Post by usa1man on Feb 25, 2005 5:32:29 GMT -6
thanks i got it fixed but i can only run 4 shocks with the way the chassis is setup it still has a little but i think it just the springs i have heavery ones on the way here thanks again
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