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XRAY T3 Set-up Book - Petit RC

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WHEELBASE<br />

wheelbase<br />

Wheelbase refers to the horizontal distance between the front and rear axles. Changes to wheelbase can have a dramatic effect on the handling<br />

of your car, since it readjusts the distribution of weight on the wheels, which adjusts traction. Not all R/C cars have the option to adjust the<br />

wheelbase.<br />

By adjusting the wheelbase at one end of the car, you affect the traction at that end of the car. For example, by shortening the wheelbase at the<br />

rear of the car, you place more weight over the rear wheels (resulting in more rear traction.)<br />

Effects of Wheelbase Adjustment<br />

Longer wheelbase<br />

Shorter wheelbase<br />

· Car more difficult to turn around sharp corners.<br />

· Increased stability.<br />

· Better handling over bumps and ruts.<br />

· Better on more open tracks with high-speed corners.<br />

· Car turns sharp corners more easily.<br />

· Increased steering response.<br />

· Better on tighter, more technical tracks.<br />

Adjusting Wheelbase<br />

Wheelbase is adjusted by using shims of different thickness on the rear lower (inner) pivot pins in front and behind the rear lower arm. There is a<br />

total 5mm adjustment range of the wheelbase, 255~260mm.<br />

Use the following shims to adjust wheelbase:<br />

30 3122 ALU SHIM 3x6x1.0MM (10)<br />

30 3123 ALU SHIM 3x6x2.0MM (10)<br />

Use these shims (mm)<br />

Wheelbase (mm)<br />

Front of rear arm Behind rear arm<br />

255 2+2+1<br />

256 1 2+2<br />

257 2 2+1<br />

258 2+1 2<br />

259 2+2 1<br />

260 2+2+1<br />

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