Originally Posted by
Fluid
Leave the tubing straight for at least 2" from both the collet and the strut. Make the bends as gentle as possible, each with the largest radius you can make. BTW regardless of any "logic", many/most of the fastest FE boats run a J bend.
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could you post an example of a j bend please. thx
op, i think your overthinking it or worrying about it too much. the cheeatah is a great boat to go around a race course. great boat. But straight line speed (as i found out myself after everyone on here warned me beforehand) is not really what its meant for...if thats where your going with this thread....trying to get the most speed from it. if you do like fluid said (id listen to what he says over me anyway) and just bend it gently to get it from point "a" to point "b" youll be just fine. good luck and looking forward to seeing your build run for the first time (as im sure you are too!)
32" carbon rivercat single 4s 102mph, 27” mini Rivercat 92mph, kbb34 91mph, jessej micro cat(too fast) was
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