Setup & Tuning
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Wheelbase
The shorter the wheelbase the easier it is for the car to rotate in the corner. Also, when you adjust
the wheelbase by moving the rear axles forward, more weight will be put over the rear axle of the
car. It can cause an oversteer situation
Basic Setup: 2mm
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Ackerman
More Ackermann means bigger difference in steering angle between the two front wheels and
vice verse. Add more shims generates more Ackermann effect. Less shims means less Ackermann
effect.
Basic Setup: Middle Location
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2mm
1mm
1mm
4mm
Longer
Shorter
More stable
Good on wide-open tracks
Good for small and tight tracks
May be too twitchy
More Ackermann (bigger
difference in steering angle
between the two front wheels)
Less Ackermann (smaller, or no
difference in steering angle
between the two front wheels)
Consistent steering
Smooth
Good for low speed and tight turns
More Aggressive at high speeds
Aggressive turn-in
Good for mid-to-high traction tracks
with higher cornering speed
