Asuga Springs

[madasuga25]

Can anyone recommend springs that will help lower the asuga so that my driveshafts are level at the front, even with pack they still sit a little high due to collars being fully lifted from factory. Thanks

 

[Nelson.81]

Can anyone recommend springs that will help lower the asuga so that my driveshafts are level at the front, even with pack they still sit a little high due to collars being fully lifted from factory. Thanks View attachment 7826View attachment 7826

You can adjust your droop screws that will get it level

 

[SirCrashALot]

That's because the Asuga springs are too stiff.
Stock Arrma Mojave 6s springs are doing great on my Asuga.

 

[Nelson.81]

That's because the Asuga springs are too stiff.
Stock Arrma Mojave 6s springs are doing great on my Asuga.

They do softer springs but they the same length

 

[madasuga25]

You can adjust your droop screws that will get it level

Thanks Nelson, I've reduced droop and had some associated mt8 springs from when I lowered it, worked perfectly dropping asuga about 4cm.

 

[madasuga25]

They do softer springs but they the same length

Hi Nelson, thanks. I had some associated mt8 springs sitting around and the fit perfectly and managed to lower asuga by 4cm. They're slightly softer than the asuga springs it now sits at 4.5cm off the ground

 

[madasuga25]

That's because the Asuga springs are too stiff.
Stock Arrma Mojave 6s springs are doing great on my Asuga.

 

[madasuga25]

I had some associated mt8 springs sitting around and they fit perfectly and have a nice black chrome finish

 

[madasuga25]

You can adjust your droop screws that will get it level

Thanks

 

[SirCrashALot]

Thanks

Yes, that will get it levelled. But just like the stock setting, you won't have down travel.
That makes the car bouncy. Unless you drive on tarmac, or send the car, you should set the car up with springs just soft enough to bounce the car back up to levelled arms.
In other words: it should hang in its springs, not stand on top of them.

 

[Nelson.81]

I guessed as he wanted it level he driving on flatter terrain not sending if wants it lowered but Everyone drives in different conditions I drive on grass mainly so have my buggy/ truggy setup pretty low, stiff & use harder springs to avoid traction rolling, does compromise landings a bit if sending it. Don’t have Asuga so can’t comment about springs being to stiff but they use same springs as the kagama which has longer arms so springs probably no ideal for it and makes sense Mojave springs being better fit having same length of arms as Asuga.