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TrailDawg362 11-02-2011 10:44 AM

Toe in, out or zero?
 
From rc racing, I know the effects of different toe settings on a vehicle. But what about crawlers? Toe in would help it track better in a straight line (not real important in a crawler) but what about toe out or zero degrees? Whats your preference? FYI, I'm running the GC3A chassis.

fred0000 11-02-2011 10:48 AM

unless you run zero ackerman knuckles I run toe out, get a little bit more steering angle from what i've seen.

(zero on zero ackerman knuckles)

Stormin2u 11-02-2011 10:51 AM

I agree with fred, on stock knuckles I like a bit of toe out Dawg.

gunnar 11-02-2011 02:29 PM

Ackerman knucks, tie rod in front: toe out
Ackerman knucks, tie rod in back (BTA): toe in
Zero ack: straight ahead

You want the outside tire to turn sharpest, generally that tire will have the most traction.

When setting up a tierod for Ackerman knuckles, turn both wheels to full lock in one direction, then measure for tierod length.

The finished tie rod will have either toe in or toe out, but you will get closer to zero ackerman when fully turned.

92LILREDYJ 11-02-2011 02:51 PM

listen to Gunner. He has all your bases covered.

TrailDawg362 11-03-2011 08:40 AM

Thanks for all the responses, guys. I'm running Axial aluminum C's and high steer knucks, nothing too fancy. I'll try a degree or two of toe out and see how she does :mrgreen:.

mindless 11-03-2011 01:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gunnar (Post 3360454)

When setting up a tierod for Ackerman knuckles, turn both wheels to full lock in one direction, then measure for tierod length.

Gaahhhh thats what ive been trying to figure out and that is the simplest way to do it why didnt i think of that haha.


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