+1 mm hubs

[warpig]

Does anyone have any experience with these? I'm going to be running on a tacky high bite track indoors and thought it would improve consistancy running them on all four corners. I have considered running them on the rear only as well. Any input??

I'm running these on my buggy....

thank you

[TrU Integra]

+2mm you mean ?

I run the +2's on my buggy all the time on all 4 corner's...cant say it was night and day difference.......but something. :)

[LVBaja]

I run the +2mm hubs on my 8ight 2.0 buggy and it increases the width to the maximum width allowed. I can't say it was a night and day difference, but the buggy is more stable than my son's that does not have the +2mm hubs.

[onerollin1]

warpig,
Usually the +2 hubs are used to increase stability. It is driver preference. I only run the +2 in the rear. You can run the stock setup if you have a lot of traction and need the buggy to rotate through the turns quicker. Hope this helps...

[warpig]

My package said +1mm ... and +2mm... I didn't measure them. I assumed it was +1 per side equaling +2mm total... They do seem quite a bit wider.

I will have very little time to setup my buggy is why I decided to ask. I haven't raced on the surface and have been told it has so much traction some 1/8 buggies are traction rolling. So, I thought it best of me to purchase these hubs and try them out.

Thanks for the advice.. it's always appreciated!

Ben Burtle

[Neobart]

If the track has soo much traction, it might be a good idea to increase negative camber on all four corners.

[TrU Integra]

i set my camber at the stock #'s and if im traction rolling ill crank it up a degree or 2 which will usually take care of it.

[warpig]

Yeah, that's on my list of options to try. I am just curious about the hubs. I do thing it is an adjustment that will help. The losi has alway been the car that is totally happy in a situation with more traction than necessary. So, I feel I will be okay. It never hurts to ask and learn from someone elses experiences.

[Dan Ross]

something else that you might consider on high bite is the 12 degree castor blocks. they will make the car easier to drive.