Thanks!
Not really. I usually go way out of the city if I'm looking to play. Headquake usually obliges by offering a session at his place.
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Imthatguy's Axial Yeti KIT Build
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Thanks!
Not really. I usually go way out of the city if I'm looking to play. Headquake usually obliges by offering a session at his place.
Well, it was a worthwhile experiment, but the Yeti showed a lot of weaknesses in Class 3 at the ECSC this last weekend. It's sadly, just too wide, too long, too low, and hampered by less than adequate steering to really make a mark in this type of event. If I were able to narrow the track width and shorten the break-over, and give the steering more life, it might do better. 19th of 25 competitors.
I wasn't able to finish a single course. I was toying with the idea of rear steer, but I might hang it up and just have fun with this rig instead. It was a super fun experiment, and I'm pleased with the performance as it stands. It would definitely play nice in a RECON-style event.
I wasn't able to finish a single course. I was toying with the idea of rear steer, but I might hang it up and just have fun with this rig instead. It was a super fun experiment, and I'm pleased with the performance as it stands. It would definitely play nice in a RECON-style event.
