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Posts: 822 (05/01/08 11:09 AM) Home Racing Guru! |
On the Auto World website it says "Super III's chassis design features two powerful neodymium traction magnets that can be manually raised or lowered
in the chassis to "tune" the car to operate on different tracks."
Best regards, Brian
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Posts: 324 (05/01/08 12:08 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
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Posts: 823 (05/01/08 12:50 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
It's a neat feature that as far as I know has never been available on any previous mass produced HO chassis.
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Posts: 326 (05/01/08 01:25 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
Agreed. I will take the credit for that although I wish they had used my full idea of threaded adjustment.
I think the Wizz chassis you could do the same if you modified the armature/magnet clip btw. |
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Posts: 1355 (05/02/08 06:52 AM) Home Racing Guru! |
You can push the magnets up and down, but once you find the right height you should glue them in place. I pushed the magnets up, sanded the bottom of the
chassis, positioned the magnets flush with the bottom and glued them in place. Most people adjust the amount of downforce by changing the tire diameter.
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