4 on the floor rail runner

cara424

Rail Runner
Jan 14, 2019
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So... I may have done it. I have 4 wheels touching, canted back wheels and my dominant right wheel rail running at about 3 inches over 4 ft. COM is about 5/8. Gluing in the axels and not touching it. I’m not tech enough to make adjustments during practice runs.. will just hope for the best. I used a “naturally bent” axel l from our box and for some reason, adjusting the cant on the back wheels helped me get all 4 wheels touching.. not sure if it’s balanced or canted perfectly but it’s as good as I’m goi g to get. 4.86 oz so have room for some tungsten putty
 
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If the car steers 1" over 4 ft I think you should try to get some more steer in it. 3 or 4 inches over 4 ft would be a safer bet.
 
Not sure if you already have but want to share some more details about the car, build and track? Maybe we can help you get it dialed in.
 
Not sure if you already have but want to share some more details about the car, build and track? Maybe we can help you get it dialed in.
Sure... it’s a slim design that my son wanted. We have 12 tungsten cubes behind the wheels and 10 in front. Slight cant to wheels
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Looks great! What kind of wheels and axles? What kind of track/what's the condition? Hows the competition?
 
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Yes... We have to use bsa wheels and axels and original holes. I re drilled them with a hand drill and the pinewood pro axel tool with a cant. But still had to angle them in anyway. Not sure about the track. I guess the condition is ok. Its 3 lanes and runs fairly consistent with runs times. .
 
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