Ride height

[pelos]

How do you place your car to measure the ride height? I mean: do you lay
it down very softly or do you just let it fall from a little height or
something else?
I have some doubt since the friction on suspension arms allow different
static position: which is the right one?
tia

[kenji]

In article <FEiib.205999$hE5.6929791@news1.tin.it>,
pelos <fpelos@free.it> wrote:

> How do you place your car to measure the ride height? I mean: do you lay
> it down very softly or do you just let it fall from a little height or
> something else?
> I have some doubt since the friction on suspension arms allow different
> static position: which is the right one?
> tia
>

Off road vehicles you drop from a foot or more above, on road just
laying on the table is good.

[Chris Dugan]

"Justin Mahn" <gabrilPanties@tcainternet.com> wrote in message
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> You forgot putting the car back together before measuring ride hight. :))
>
>
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> Justin Mahn
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Fnarr fnarr!

Q: why is it that it takes a day to put a car together and then a week to
get it ready for the track?

The last time I got a car ready to run in one day was years ago. Got the kit
first thing in the morning and raced the next day back when I was working at
a car racing shop in the UK in 1991. It was an RC10 Worlds (my first RC10)
with a black alloy tub and stealth transmission, still got it.

Chris



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[Justin Mahn]

Lesseee, things that I've forgotten on race day . . .

* Transmitter
* Fuel
* Charged batteries in starter, transmitter, and/or reciever
* food
* spare parts box
* glow igniter


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"Chris Dugan" <chris.dugan@obviousntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> "Justin Mahn" <gabrilPanties@tcainternet.com> wrote in message
> news:vojj745rd8ce19@corp.supernews.com...
> > You forgot putting the car back together before measuring ride hight.
:))
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Justin Mahn
> > remove Panties to e-mail
> >
> >
>
> Fnarr fnarr!
>
> Q: why is it that it takes a day to put a car together and then a week to
> get it ready for the track?
>
> The last time I got a car ready to run in one day was years ago. Got the
kit
> first thing in the morning and raced the next day back when I was working
at
> a car racing shop in the UK in 1991. It was an RC10 Worlds (my first RC10)
> with a black alloy tub and stealth transmission, still got it.
>
> Chris
>
>
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[dingo]

And place a batterij in your car! A Fully charged one.





"pelos" <fpelos@free.it> schreef in bericht
news:FEiib.205999$hE5.6929791@news1.tin.it...
> How do you place your car to measure the ride height? I mean: do you lay
> it down very softly or do you just let it fall from a little height or
> something else?
> I have some doubt since the friction on suspension arms allow different
> static position: which is the right one?
> tia
>