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swb vs lwb vids

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swb vs lwb vids

Post by ROGQ »

does anybody have and videos of a swb and a lwb tackling the same track??? just keen to see the difference and who makes it look easier
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Re: swb vs lwb vids

Post by AussieCJ7 »

ROGQ wrote:does anybody have and videos of a swb and a lwb tackling the same track??? just keen to see the difference and who makes it look easier
kinda pointless really as one track a LWB will be better suited and the next a SWB will be alot of the times depends how far apart the ledges etc are but you will never get a universal "better" setup

better off learning how to drive what you have imho
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Post by ROGQ »

i know what your are saying i just wanted to see some visual differences on the 2 types of vehicles thats all... i have a lwb and find my ramp over isnt good enough at times thats all. anybody got any footage?
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Post by Pinball »

don't know specifically, but if you check the vid we have for download at www.pointnshoot.org for stuff recorded around Ripley, you'll likely find footage of a LWB and SWB sierra on the same track...

but also allow for tyres, different suspension, different experience drivers etc.

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Post by ausyota »

Longer wheelbases tend to be more stable on climbs/decents but lose out on manoverablity and ramp over angle.
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Post by AussieCJ7 »

ausyota wrote:Longer wheelbases tend to be more stable on climbs/decents but lose out on manoverablity and ramp over angle.
overall yes but bit too simplistic imho I have seen very steep climbs that a swb was better as it could get onto a ledge before climbing next steps where a lwb was climbing 2 ledges at once and others where swb has enabled moving onto a better line that a lwb had no chance, there is always going to be exceptions which is why i think learn to drive what you have
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