Team Associated B6D Standup Vs. Laydown Battle

[@slantedperspective]

Seems lay down is more agressive while stand up is more consistent

[@RCAlley]

yes on the med bite clay. as soon as we switched to higher grip and we dialed in the laydown, it became just as good as the standup to drive.

[@arthurbreault2949]

I have run both these setups.I feel the laydown is the way to go on high grip tracks.

[@one4all989]

Arthur Breault I prefer to stand while driving rc. Laying down is gonna make it hard to see from the drivers stand.

[@edwinsantiago7639]

lol...........

[@tylerclontz]

@@one4all989 that deserves an lol even today.

[@The29Brad]

Are they both on the same tires, springs etc????

[@RCAlley]

Same tires for sure, not sure about springs. Considering you can't take a standup car and just put a laydown in and expect it to work, my guess is not. (best setup for laydown vs. the best setup for standup was used for the layout)

[@jstump1972]

So on medium traction clay track layback has better traction?

[@RCAlley]

Yes, but if your car is set up well laydown will be faster

[@jstump1972]

RC Alley show me a good setup for med bite

[@RCAlley]

@@jstump1972 setup matters a lot to personal preference. There is a base setup that's well balanced for the b6.1 on my Facebook page.

[@seven9766]

Isnt the b6 just ths laydown car, the b6d the standup car? Am i missing something?

[@RCAlley]

There are other differences like the a arms, shock tower, and the differential. One is a gear diff the other a ball.

[@chrismartin1638]

@@RCAlley Why does the gear diffs play into this? I just got a 6.3d and can not get it to hook up with out spinouts on loose dirt. Thinking about a stand up configuration.

[@anthonymacaluso1488]

Are they both b6d versions one has a lay down in it?

[@RCAlley]

Yes.