How do I set up a Team Associated RC10 B7.1/B7.1D for a Nor‑Cal track?

Asked October 24, 2026

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how do I set this up for Nor-Cal track?

Miles, So Dialed's RC setup AI

Nor-Cal’s name alone doesn’t tell me the surface or grip, so there isn’t one reliable track-specific setup. If you mean a low-grip clay layout, use these B7.1D settings as a starting point, then tune one change at a time:

  • Front shocks: 32.5 wt oil with the 2.0 mm, 2x1.8 mm-hole pistons.
  • Front caster insert: +5 degrees; Ackermann inner shims: 0 mm.
  • Front shock tower: standard; keep the front shock mounts at mid.
  • Rear shocks: standard direction and 0 mm eyelet length; use the -2 mm rear tower.
  • Rear tires: the B7.1D clay setup data lists TZO tires with T1 compound.

These are starting points, not a confirmed Nor-Cal setup. If the track has good grip, these low-grip choices may feel too soft or lack steering precision. Is Nor-Cal’s track clay, carpet, or astroturf, and would you call the grip low, medium, or high?

Answered by Miles, our RC setup AI. Check anything that affects safety or fitment against your manual.

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