Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

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Mikey
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Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

Post by Mikey »

Yo, anyone wanna upload a setup that has no wash outs? I've tried allot of setups and some better than others but still get wash outs. Anyone wanna hook me up? i hope its the setup not my riding style, going to kill myself soon lol.
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Re: Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

Post by joe_389 »

Here is my current sx settings, i can hit the stutters flat our and generally be pretty straight. For mx i generally harden the back end a bit and sofen the front.
from top to bottom on suspention and gearing.
88
87
87
88
89

36
36
30
29

0
1

75
73

50
50

0.50

Hope it helps, works for me.
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Re: Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

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Cheers, i'll try it out, but i mean front end in just turns though...
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Re: Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

Post by Photomorti »

i use this and i really like it good grip and good for some big whips :)

stability=0.000000
leveling=20.000000
roll_damping=41.000000
roll_limit_angle=50.250000
roll_limit_factor=3.750000
steering_damping=35.000000
steering_strength=100.000000
max_steering_force=1000.000000
direct_steering=1.000000
slow_damping_speed=40.000000
slow_damping_factor=1.500000
land_damping_falloff=0.130000
land_damping_factor=3.000000
arcade=No
front_brake=Antilock
rear_brake=Normal
stop_wheelies=Front Only
auto_shift=Yes
auto_dab=Yes
sticky_dab=Yes
reverse_steering=Yes
lean_indicator=No
auto_clutch_rpms=5000.000000
brake_torque=500.000000
rear_brake_torque=0.000000
max_dab_speed=20.000000
front_sprocket_adjustment=0.000000
rear_sprocket_adjustment=-1.000000
fork_compression_adjustment=83.000000
fork_rebound_adjustment=55.000000
fork_spring_rate_adjustment=64.000000
fork_preload_adjustment=56.000000
fork_oil_level_adjustment=100.000000
shock_compression_adjustment=85.000000
shock_rebound_adjustment=78.000000
shock_spring_rate_adjustment=63.000000
shock_preload_adjustment=64.000000
rider_yspring=59.000000
rider_ydamping=38.000000
rider_zspring=55.000000
rider_zdamping=36.000000
rider_mass_distribution=0.500000
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Re: Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

Post by 02RR02 »

ShackAttack12 wrote:If you are washing out too much, you need to increase the rank angle of the front end (The angle of the front end from horizontal). This will decrease the responsiveness (flickability) of the bike, but will make it more stable.

There are a few ways to do this in MXS.
1. Increase your shock preload. This will compress the shock more at rest, but will decrease the total shock travel.
2. Soften the shock spring. This will lower the back end.
3. Decrease your fork preload. This will allow more travel in the front end; will increase the front travel.
4. Stiffen the fork springs. This will raise the front end. Too stiff and the front end could wash because it can't give.
5. Or, do a combination of the 4 above.

Too much rake and the bike will act like a chopper. Too little rake and it will be very flickable, but unstable.

Another thing to keep in mind.
When you accelerate, the effective rake angle increases because the rear suspension compresses.
When you decelerate, the effective rake angle increases because the front suspension compresses under braking.
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Fuck that, im just going to take his beloved 2 stroke rider Nathanael and hold him hostage untll he dose it for me! :twisted: :twisted:

Na, ill read into that more tomorrow, thanks Robby! :)
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Re: Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

Post by yzmxer608 »

Wouldn't want to do that Mikey, I have problems washing out a lot lately too. Think it's just me though, I started to lean forward a lot more since SX and I do it subconsciously now. I think that has something to do with it.
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Re: Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

Post by ShackAttack12 »

Think about what your front end is doing when it washes out......It turns into the ground right?

What settings in the advanced menu affect turning towards the ground? Leveling.

Lower the leveling setting and see how it feels. :wink:
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Re: Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

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I might mess with some settings. I just love having freedom in the air to try and save a kick or position yourself better (and of course do SCRUBBBSSSS) but on the ground is more important.
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Re: Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

Post by Axle McOctane »

The only way to not wash out, is to put arcade physics on. Adjustments can certainly help, but dirtbikes will always be able to slide out and wash out. The only thing to do is put training wheels on the front and back wheel, and even that would only help a little.
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Re: Setup wanted: No god damn washouts

Post by AUS_yzman »

Try increasing your roll_limit_factor this reduced front washouts for me.
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