PRO1 Racing PRO1 2004 User Manual

PRO1 2004
THE ULTIMATE RACING MACHINE
Dear Customer
Enclosed you will find several data sheets and illustrations for the 2004 PRO1 race car. All this data is based on what our factory engineer s and drivers have developed In design, testing and actual racing conditions.
The PRO1 ¼ scale race car is a precision built machine. For it to operate properly the following must be adhered to:
- Keep the car clean
- Rebuild shocks every 3 to 4 races
- Always check the suspension for free movement, replace damaged components.
- Make sure servos and servo savers are functioning properly. Never bottom out servos at end points.
- Tire maintenance is very important, all ways check for proper wear and loose Bands.
- Use a quality fuel such as VP16 and keep the air filter clean.
- Do not over tighten the drive belt, make sure it has about ¼” deflection at
the center of the belt.
- Have a check list that you can go by every time you put your PRO1 on the track
Sincerely
PRO1 Racing
118 E Swan Ave Konawa, OK 74849 580-320-7761
www.pro1z.com
RECOMMENEDED RECEIVER BOX AND BATTERY
MOUNTING
SHOCK ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM
SPRING COLOR CODE
AND RATES
COLOR RATE (in /lb)
ORANGE 8 YELLOW 10 WHITE 14 SILVER 18 GREEN 20 BLUE 22
RED 31
BLACK 38
BASIC SETUP
Front Tow: 1/8" tow out Front Caster, left: 2 to 3 degrees positive (shim adjustable) Front Caster, right: 4 to 6 degrees positive (shim adjustable) Rear tow, left: 0" Rear tow, right: 1/8" tow in Front Camber, left: positive 2 ½ degrees Front Camber, right: negative 2 ½ degrees Rear Camber, left: positive 3 ½ degrees Rear Camber, right: negative 4 ½ degrees Shocks Front left – red spring, 20w silicone shock oil Front r i gh t – blue spring, 20w silicone shock oil Rear left – white spring, 10w silicone shock oil Rear right – red spring, 20w silicone shock oil
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