Ted Hartman
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I understand that his is a subjective question.
I have a new dune runner. I also have 2 Rampage XB's. All these cars are GAS.
My dune runner will not stop within an acceptable distance.
For instance on a throttle blurp the car moves forward, when I apply the brake, it coasts to a stop. At moderate and full speeds it takes a very very very long time for the dune runner to stop, its like there are no brakes at all. i understand this is a little heaver than the XB but my XB's can lock up the wheels, the dune runner far from that. when i blurp the throttle on a XB and apply the brake it stops on a dime. The duner runner just coasts to a stop.
I adjusted the bushing/set screw on the brake rod (from the servo) to where the spring is more than completely compressed on full brake (flexes the brake rod) with no improvement.
this car is 12 hours old (not including the initial tanks to break it in)
It's not like I haven't been around these cars for a while, I have 3 of them..
Can any one tell me what is wrong here?
Thanks, Ted
I have a new dune runner. I also have 2 Rampage XB's. All these cars are GAS.
My dune runner will not stop within an acceptable distance.
For instance on a throttle blurp the car moves forward, when I apply the brake, it coasts to a stop. At moderate and full speeds it takes a very very very long time for the dune runner to stop, its like there are no brakes at all. i understand this is a little heaver than the XB but my XB's can lock up the wheels, the dune runner far from that. when i blurp the throttle on a XB and apply the brake it stops on a dime. The duner runner just coasts to a stop.
I adjusted the bushing/set screw on the brake rod (from the servo) to where the spring is more than completely compressed on full brake (flexes the brake rod) with no improvement.
this car is 12 hours old (not including the initial tanks to break it in)
It's not like I haven't been around these cars for a while, I have 3 of them..
Can any one tell me what is wrong here?
Thanks, Ted