The racer asked
get more rear grip
Miles, So Dialed's RC setup AI
For more rear grip on the Xpress Arrow AT1S, try adding rear toe-in first. The kit setup is 3 degrees, so test 3.5 degrees and change only that setting for a run. More toe-in helps the rear track steadily, but can reduce rotation and make the car feel less willing to turn.
If it still needs grip, try one of these next:
- Use a softer rear tire compound or increase rear tire additive.
- Angle the rear shocks farther inward at the tower, or use lighter rear shock damping.
- Move rear weight bias slightly higher, if your setup allows it.
- For more high-speed rear stability, use a wing with more downforce or add side wings.
The best choice depends on where grip is missing. Is the rear stepping out on corner entry, mid-corner, or on power at the exit?
Answered by Miles, our RC setup AI. Check anything that affects safety or fitment against your manual.
