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Xmods Evo Truck: Where's the spot for Tight Turn Mod?
Okay, so I know the Tight Turn Mod is old, but the steps involve working on a car and not the trucks.
Can anyone tell me which wires I'd need to put the 3.3k Resistors on for this mod? Here's a pic of the Evo Truck PCB: http://static.flickr.com/44/189125034_d73471fd39.jpg Thanks! |
I might be mistaken, but I thought the tight turns was only utilized on the gen1 cars as the evo's already had a better turning radius.
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Any posibility of doing it on the Evo Truck anyway?
Even if the steering is better now, it could still use a tweak. |
YOU IDOIT!
it only works for gen1's because the steering didn't go to the maximum. i know this because: 1) i have a brain 2) they say the same thing on XMW so research a little more instead of being a tard. |
Well, use that over intelligent brain of yours an never come to this site for us. You obviously have a capacity beyond any of ours.
You displayed your vast knowledge back when you couldn't figure out why your 3 cell superslicks car wouldn't charge. You're not that bright so screw off and get off this site. Go find another site to waste your pathetic time trying to compensate. |
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Thanks for stopping by, bye bye now. |
I'm jealous.... I want a ban button..... I bet it's a lot of fun to push, especially in situations as this.
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hey well yea the guy above was really rude probabbly a FOB lol but why would you need to change the turn radius in an evo the wheels turn to the farthest point possible. ive never done the mod on a gen 1 (cuz i never had a gen 1... until now :D) but does it like increase the reaction time of the turn
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Actually, I don't see it as a "button", for me it's more a 'loving touch of banishment'.
Cause then it's a pleasant experience...CUSTOM stepped way out of line, so I gave him some "loving". ...Feeeeeel the tranquility, ahhhhh. |
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My Hummer's turning radius is disappointingly large, hence I want to try and mod it for tighter turning. I also went and bought an Evo Lancer EvoVIII car the other day and that badboy, on the other hand, can turn on a dime! Absolutely nothing wrong there. As far as the reaction time goes, that was a drawback with the Gen1 and fixed in the Evolutions (along with a big list of other fixes/updates). |
the truck might have bigger turning radius because they have bigger tires and have a longer chassis. i am basing this on reallife physics (if thats how you spell it) since for example: a suzuki jimny has a truning radius of 4.6 meters while a chevrolet suburban has a turning radius of 8.something meters, since the suburban is a lot longer. also since the same electronics are used for both evo and trucks, made it needs a bigger servo motor.u could try using a zz monster motor insstead or finding a servo that size with more torque....since the evos servo turn to the MAX!!!
i experienced this with my hummer when i put some oversized tires on it, also noticed a considerable drop in torque....that guy was disrespectful.....oh well some people are just too stupid to understand respect... -Lino |
I found the problem...And it wasn't because the Evo Truck has a bad turning radius.
I installed GPM Alloy Differentials in the front and rear, the ones in the front are extremely stiff (they need quite a bit more break-in) and because of that it considerably hindered the steering. Once I switched the front and rear diffs out, everything is MUCH better now! |
well now i know not to lock my front diff
oh id just like to say how in gods name did you get a pic like the one above i can read the numbers on the fets for god sakes lol |
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