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Caltrac setup & discussion
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[QUOTE="Kind, post: 237422, member: 410"] Generally start off with 3/4 turn preload. If they are left loose then they can't do their job. My best 60ft(1.77) was with 2 turns preload, factory pinion angle, stock shocks and M&H drag radials. After that I twisted my pinion up, mostly due to a poor lowering kit design. Since then I have a much more aggressive pinion angle(-3), shocks from my lowering kit(garbage for launching), batteries moved behind axle and haven't improved upon 1.77. That's my fault though because I've been experimenting to much without being able to make enough passes to dial it in. [/QUOTE]
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