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February 17, 2017

Chassis Focus – Jan Rathiesky

Chassis – Xray X1 17
Motor – Hobbywing V10 21.5T
ESC – Hobbywing SR10 Pro
Battery – EZ Power 4900mAh
Tires (handout) – Ride
Radio/Servo – Sanwa/Savox
Body – Kit

Remarks – Reigning multiple ETS Formula Champion Jan Rathiesky is running his Hobbywing powered Xray X1 17 here for the first time at the TITC. Making quite a lot of adjustments to cope with the high traction, he has made the front roll centre higher, switched to a softer front spring, changed to caster to 12 degree, used softer side tubes and mounted the servo directly to the chassis. Using the new handout Ride tire that will used for the ETS next week, he has also chosen Montech wings front and rear.

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