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BigB_117 10-08-2009 03:49 PM

Anyone tried running rear tow in or out on their crawler?
 
I've been wondering how a little rear tow in or out might effect a crawler. Anyone tried it?

I know on a lot of go fast rc's a little rear tow in is used to help the rear track straight.

Rockcrawler 10-08-2009 04:00 PM

Its a little hard to do with lockers in the rear. :mrgreen:

EvilTwin v2 10-08-2009 04:09 PM

I ran a touch of toe in before I went to straight axles in the rear.

rugerboy 10-08-2009 06:27 PM

I don't think you would notice it for the fact of the tires being "aired down" and having a spool it probably would not work out well.... idk! most every one is running strait axles anyway for the fact that these are crawlers.... so toe doesn't really effect the rig.

EeePee 10-08-2009 06:30 PM

Years ago.

Took a page from my FWD Honda race kaa book and did rear toe out. Idea was to swing the rear end around through a corner. Almost a passive rear steer, but not at all really as it's fixed. I can't be certain it worked on the crawler really with the tires being such mush. Definitely worked on the race car though.

vonclod 10-08-2009 06:52 PM

i think toe out might hurt you in off camber situation..i do run a bit of toe in..not sure if it makes a difference but in theory it might help in the off camber by keeping the tire from sliding down the rock as it rolls

BigB_117 10-08-2009 10:04 PM

Thanks guys. Sounds like it's probably not worth the trouble to try it. "thumbsup"

toyofast 10-08-2009 10:24 PM

I run a bit of toe in on my 1.9 scale rig. Seems to help it turn sharper and to gain that extra bit of traction when others with the fixed or straight axle can't get it.


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