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We recently looked at the new Redcat Racing Ascent Fusion RTR RC crawler ( • I Test the Redcat Asce... ). While quite capable, I felt it was about at its performance limit when compared to other vehicles in its class.
I found the front end of the chassis quite busy. The rear end doesn't meet WRCCA comp ruleset standards, the tires have a LOT of sideways play, and the geometry up front just isn't quite right - there's even a little bump steer!
One issue with all this modifying this vehicle is challenging: you already have a good, strong servo, an FOC brushless system, carbon-fiber chassis rails, and a nice, lightweight body. So what do you do to address its shortcomings?
Well, I've spent a week on this and wanted to bring you a path to addressing the issues with as little pain and extra hardware as possible. Let me show you what I've done!
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Find the upgrade parts here: rc-tnt.com/project/total-rewo...
If you have trouble printing my SOA mount, there's a better SOA option than my Shapeways one. Check this out: 1tenth.com/products/boco-redc...
Enjoy!
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