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CAMBER
Camber describes the angle the wheels
ride relative to the ground when looked at from
the front or back. Negative camber means that
the tire leans inward at the top. Positive
camber means just the opposite, and should
not be used. We suggest using 2° to 3° of
negative camber on high traction tracks and
using 1° to 2° on low traction tracks. Setting the
camber was explained to you in Final Adjust-
ments.
REAR TOE-IN
Toe-in is fully adjustable and can be
adjusted by changing the rear turnbuckle
length. The setup we recommend is 2° of toe-
in on each side. The setting should work best
in most conditions. Decreasing the rear toe you
will decrease rear traction and add steering.
We do not recommend running more than 3° of
rear toe-in.
CAMBER LINK LOCATION
The Nitro TC3 has been thoroughly tested
to find the best all-around positions. We
suggest using the standard setting for almost
all conditions.
The optional position will give your car
more overall traction in slippery conditions.
DROOP
Droop can be adjusted on the Nitro TC3 to
help speed up or slow down how fast the car
changes direction when corning. The NTC3
standard setup is setting 4 in the front and
setting 3 in the rear. This will work best in most
track conditions. See page 5 for setting droop.
Insert your Allen
wrench where shown
to adjust camber
Adjust rear toe by
turning this turnbuckle
with your turnbuckle
wrench or needlenose
pliers
higher traction
less droop
more bumps
more droop
droop gauge
If your track is bumpy, you may want to
add droop to your car by going to a lower droop
gauge setting.
If your track has very high traction, such
as carpet, then you what to take droop out of
your car by going higher on the droop gauge.
Too little droop will cause a loss of traction.
optional position
standard position
TWO-SPEED ADJUSTMENT
(optional)
With the optional #2285 2 Speed kit,
your NTC3 will be more competitive. By
increasing or decreasing the spring tension
you can change the shift point of your two-
speed. If you want the car to shift into
second gear later, tighten down both screws
equally ¼ of a turn to increase the spring
tension. If you want the car to shift into
second gear sooner, loosen both screws
equally ¼ of a turn to decrease the spring
tension. Make your adjustments in ¼ turn
amounts. Run your car first before you make
any adjustments to the two-speed.
To adjust your 2-speed (turn off your engine):
1.
Lift the car and hold the spur gear in place
with your thumb, the bell opening
(3)
facing up.
2.
Turn the rear wheel slowly.
3.
Watch for the adj. screw to appear in the
opening of the 2-speed bell. It will be a black
screw, at an angle. When looking at the front
of the 2-speed, there will be a number 1 and
2 on the shoes where the adjustment
screws are located.
3.
Insert your Allen wrench and adjust as
needed.
4.
Remove Allen wrench and turn the rear
wheel again and repeat for the second set
screw, adjusting it the same amount.
camber
angle
toe angle
2° recommended
2° recom-
mended