Only trouble with that is which way they try to go with it, because most are off on gearing to start and trying to kill speed with bigger front drive good chance it will get gearing closer and make it even faster.gear?
How do you adjust throttle on a clone?Adjust the throttle so it's not getting full throttle.
i would just bend the metal bracket that the throttle cable mounts too on the top plate, but that's me, i think you just bend it back towards the carb, bend alittle at a time, then check with foot throttle and see how much it opens up the throttle plate on carb ans adjust accordinglyHow do you adjust throttle on a clone?
This is good advice . I assume you would add teeth to the rear .If he is a true beginner the gear is the way to go.
True but he will learn to accelerate, brake, and enter. No need to slow him WAY down, just so he is comfortable especially if he is really greenThe best answer is to NOT slow him down. He will self moderate. If you have practice days, run the next larger plate in practice to get him used of the speed. He will never learn to go fast by going slow.
True so gear rule is 14 65. I've got a throttle stop .arTrue but he will learn to accelerate, brake, and enter. No need to slow him WAY down, just so he is comfortable especially if he is really green
Right he can't start racing till end of year just working on getting seat time till thenThe more I think about this . It comes down to practice time .coaching and practice . Requesting too start in the rear for several events .
And if they say it will be alright .
Insist , I've been there and it turned out bad , it was far from okay .
I agree with that, he might make mistakes but, mistakes is how you learn. I would just try get him as much practice that is possible.The best answer is to NOT slow him down. He will self moderate. If you have practice days, run the next larger plate in practice to get him used of the speed. He will never learn to go fast by going slow.