Adam Drake from Mugen Seiki Racing talks about lower front arm position.

[@raymondnerona4240]

Thank you AD! I know this vid is awhile back, but I couldn't find anything on rc that shows what happens in the front when you shorten or lengthen the front arm...

[@AdamDrake]

Usually a shorter front arm will drive a little flatter and have more support.

[@andrewclarke5910]

Great explanation Adam, Thank you.

[@AdamDrake]

My pleasure!

[@blacksmithrc7657]

Thanks for the info Adam.MIDWID!

[@AdamDrake]

+Dre Smith My pleasure!

[@royarsey5429]

Does it really make a difference ? i mean..a tiny shim creates a big change?..well i got nothing to lose so .i will try.. Thanks..

[@superjoint57]

Will adding more kick up give you more or less steering? Thanks!

[@AdamDrake]

More off power, less on power if you run more kick.

[@superjoint57]

@@AdamDrake Thank you!!!!

[@iceblue72wot]

Adam how do we fix that the front drive shaft hitting lower arm? . just started to build my first Mugin mbx7r and i see drivers on u tube had this problem... sry for my bad english.

[@AdamDrake]

+iceblue72wot Hello, I'm not sure I understand, can you please send me a photo or explain in more detail? Thank you! [e-mail]

[@brando555555]

+iceblue72wot Yeah post a pic. Something is very wrong if the uni is hitting the arm. The only issue I know of is the ackerman plate will hit the upper arm if you have too much droop, but a proper droop setting prevents that anyway.

[@AdamDrake]

+brandon :)

[@iceblue72wot]

+brandon bad car if u can do a bad droop...!?

[@michaellazzell4296]

+iceblue72wot I run the Truggy and its bad ass and a Kyosho buggy

[@michaellazzell4296]

I'm have trouble with the linkage on my MBX7TR

[@AdamDrake]

+Michael Lazzell I have a couple of videos on linkage. If you still have questions, please feel to email me at [e-mail]

[@michaellazzell4296]

i figured it out but thanks

[@monstah408]

How much kick do you usually run ?

[@AdamDrake]

Usually middle / middle in the A and B blocks.

[@monstah408]

@@AdamDrake right on AD! Thank you, I see that 45 degree fuel tee out of the fuel tank, do you have a pary#? Once again Thanks!