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    • #10843
      char-geer
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      is there a mod to make your steering tighter? if so what does it require and how difficult is it?

    • #42232
      Cranga
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      What type of tighter do you mean?
      like slower? not so floppy?

      I think it would be quite a task to fix either of these!

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    • #42229
      char-geer
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      like a smaller turning circle

    • #42153
      DaveF
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      Perhaps springs? Maybe the suspension kits that Tomy make?

      I’m buying some springs today, but I haven’t actually tried either of these. Has anyone else tried them?

      How do mechanice improve the turning circle on real cars? Anyone know?

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    • #42143
      Barrelll
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      possibly use hard tyres on the front for a smaller turning circle …

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    • #42089
      Craz
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      hard tyres up front produce oversteer which makes a larger turning circle.

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    • #42076
      Barrelll
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      hmm i thought it would make the fornt wheels spin quicker casue there not sticking therefore turning more sharply, but u could b right…

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    • #42048
      micro_Amps
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      Yeh um…understeer makes the turning circle larger.
      Hard tyres slip a bit and allow the circle to widen out. The softest tyres out of the BCG tyre set (the pink ones) stick reeeeaaall well and the turning circle is as tight as. Be careful no to turn too fast tho, youll flip over.

    • #43723
      Shypo
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      use some pink tyres or better yet, GERMAN RIMS!!!!
      and use a set of springs and a soft stabisus and u will have very tight corners

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    • #42022
      DaveF
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      So the sway bar thing on top of the steering assembly makes a difference if it’s more rigid, softer, taken away altogether, etc.

      Who’s tried what, and what was the difference to the turning circle?

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    • #38316
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      I screwed up my steering spring, and instead of buying a replacement I tried making one, and quickly found that impossible and all the alternative sources for a replacement spring provided too much stiffness and thus no turning at all.

      I had a epiphany and tried using an orthodontic elastic band (rubber band from braces) and put it in the same place the spring goes but instead it attaches around the screw column at the front of the battery/pcb section instead of the little white column.

      This increased turning radius (widened turns) but it made the car able to turn and immediately straighten again properly.:approve:

    • #38317
      GT-ahh
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      i used a floppy disk spring to make a stronger one for my dualcell…
      ive got some old ortho bands lying around so ill give it a go…

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