Running on wood I think you need to Super Glue the motor and wheel bearings into the pod I also screw the motor in at the pinion end of the motor using the holes provided as an added precaution. I also run with the front screw of of the motor pod loose enough to allow some movement front to back but not up and down.
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Correct Porsche Racer 997 Rally versions do not come with air system rear wheels as I found out when I got mine. The tyres they come with are the very low profile ones fitted to the Clio/Arbarth 19.5x11 (5231) not enough rubber for my taste!
Cheers
Steve
Cheers
Steve
Hi Rob
Gearing on the old East Devon Track needs to be around 2.7 - 3.0 I would suggest nearer 3.0 for this car.
Tyres - Ultra Grips work best but there is not much in it with the Super Sports that it came with.
As you say the track is short and twisty but it does have plenty of grip so when you add the weight put it all as close behind the guide as you can.
Regards
Steve
Gearing on the old East Devon Track needs to be around 2.7 - 3.0 I would suggest nearer 3.0 for this car.
Tyres - Ultra Grips work best but there is not much in it with the Super Sports that it came with.
As you say the track is short and twisty but it does have plenty of grip so when you add the weight put it all as close behind the guide as you can.
Regards
Steve
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