Hi guys,
Forgive me if this is the incorrect place to start.
I'm after some advise and pro / con tips for use.
Having dug my F103RS out the garage last year for the first time since 1997 and with recent F1 reason starting it's got me in the mood to start tinkering again.
I've also got a F103GT which I have converted to F1 spec and a F102 (I think as some of the parts are a mis-match).
Now, with the F103RS, I have added some additional hop ups and after market items.
Carbon up rights
Carbon Front arms
Carbon rear shaft
F103RM adjustable rear motor housing
Aluminum diff housing
Front spring set (Medium on a present)
Brushless set up with 17.5t motor
Pit Shimizu rubber tyres
Ball bearings all round
3racing Friction damper with 15wt oil
Frinction damper grease (Medium /Soft)
Chevron multi diffuser (Costmic mod, looks cool though)
Is there anything else I can add? For example upper carbon deck? I have a set of F103GT servo mounts but understand the kit has these in there anyway?
Mostly used for car park GP bashing but hoping to get to a track soon to give it a go. If I join at club level is there anything prohibited or changes I'd need to make? I assume damper set up and gearing needs to be done at track side depending on grip levels etc?
Would people advise using a 0.6 or switching to 0.4 module or evening going 48dp or 64 dp route?
Currently using 98/21 on the 17.5t with 2s Lipo . I have got my hands on a 70t spur (0.6 mod) and thinking of buying a 48dp spur set for adjustments etc.
For the 70t (0.6) spur would a 24t be an over kill depending on track layout. For example better traction from tight cornering to better top end without frying esc?
F103GT -
I have converted this to like a F103 (easily done) and straight forward but this is on brushed silver (27) can set up.
This is being ran on Foam's (Zen #30 front and Zen #35 rear) .
Gearing is 94/20 0.6 mod.
Medium front fronts and damper grease of Soft.
Brushed esc with 2s set up.
Now, with all the mods I made on the F103RS I find the F103GT/F103 an easier more enjoyable car to us even on foams. Little bit tricky in quick direction changes but this can be ajusted with a loosen of the diff. THe chassis is only partly upgraded on ball bearing mods.
I've got another set of rubbers at home which I intend on using on the car or simply put the RS
Pit Shimizu rubber tyres on to see what the difference is.
F102 -
I purchased this off of eBay last year for a grand sum of