what they made 5 and 10 deg. caster blocks for?

[59burst]

for people don't have any dirt track?
exclusively for backyard bashing?

[Charlie don't surf]

For RC10

[59burst]

any better idea?

[Jay Dub]

For the tub chassis RC10's.

[59burst]

I can't wait to see the next better ideas

[vintage AE]

I can't wait to see the next better ideas

just because, just because

[Shadow]

I think those came out for the RC10DS. The nose plate only had 5 degrees of kick up in it.

[scr8p]

why wouldn't they have made 5 and 10 degree blocks? the car is supposed to be fully adjustable, right?

[Charlie don't surf]

I think those came out for the RC10DS. The nose plate only had 5 degrees of kick up in it.

The DS actually uses 30 deg blocks

[jwscab]

yes, which technically speaking, really gives you 8 degrees.

the differing caster is for adjustability. less=more twitchy but better turn in, more=more stable, less turn in.

[fredswain]

My friend runs 15 degree blocks on his DS. He just swapped them so R is now L and vice versa.

[Charlie don't surf]

A 15 is a -15 based on a 30 k/u, so a backwards 15 is a +15 on an 8 deg k/u is 23 deg caster.

[fredswain]

Yup. Works great.