Aaron Waldron

bigknot - I've seen people having good luck with McCoy MC8's and Thunderbolt Heavy Duty's in those engines.

bradley - The X1 RTR IS race ready! It's only a few upgrades (such as the 7075 shock towers) away from being the X1-CR Pro kit as it is!

bigknot

Thanks Aaron!

RAP66

iTrader: (1)

I'm going crazy here.... Any one know where I can find setup sheets and race settings for this car??

cmain

iTrader: (23)

some setups at

http://nitrocross.com/setup.htm

also from the starting grid

http://www.rc-racing.com/cgi-bin/bac...achio/conflist

Q. Any K2 setups from Hemet? Have a friend that wants to get his buggy
Somewhere close before we come down for the big race in 3 weeks...

A. #241 of 6922 by Greg degani (gregdeg) on Mon Jan 12 18:54:59 2004:
Just the norm, 60/40wt 1.4 Blue Springs, 15 mm front, 7 mm rear shock spacers stock kit locations for shocks and camber locations, diff 5/7/1ooo front to rear, 20 degree hubs, A or B block both seem to work.

Aaron Waldron

Anytime

RAP66

iTrader: (1)

Thanks CMAIN

bradley70

Aaron- Thanks for you help, I picked up a new Jammin X1 RTR today. Any suggestions on how I should properly break in this motor?

Aaron Waldron

The heat cycle method!

"From the very 1st time you start your engine, plop the car on the
ground & begin running it in a parking lot in 2-3 minute intervals,
tuned only *slightly rich* getting the temps up in the 200F range on a
normal day. Every 2-3 minutes, shut the engine down & let it cool
completely with the piston at BDC, and then fire it back up; continue
this cycle until you've run 15 min or so, and then bump up to 3-4
minute intervals. Vary the RPM and don't be afraid to get the temps
in the 200's. What you want is heat cycling of the components without
the incredible stress that comes with breaking an engine in when it's
overly rich & cold. After cycling the engine in this manner for about
20-25 total minutes, it'll be ready for the track and race tuning."

SpeeLaT

Hi
Can anyone tell me if a Hyper 7 Torsen diff will fit an MP6.
Desperatly looking for a couple of Torsens and the only one available at a reasonable price is the Ofna. Not sure if it is too small like the MP7.5.

mgtman

is the jrZ650M SERVO ANY GOOD FOR STEERING DOES ANY ONE KNOW THE SPECKS ON IT THANKS

Bill Whala

http://www.rcmodels.com/jrpsz650.html

Hope this helps.

mgtman

cool was just checking i got the buggy on a trade and thats the ones that are on it it also came with a 2 speed and a p5 in it runs great thanks i guess no need to upgrade

Wynnum_Racer

I was want to buy a buggy but i didn't wan't to spend much but i don't want a junk one what would be the best for me?

ChrisP

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Depends on how much you want to spend..
your budget will dictate the level of gear that you can purchase.

Are you looking for just a roller or a full RTR?

Keep in mind that most RTR's still require you to buy at least a steering servo for them to work decent, and leave you with a very basic AM radio...

mgtman

ok my opinion just by reading your message your looking to spend less then 500 if so maybe the kyosho 7.5,ofna hyper 7,sportwerks mayhem the mayhem looks cool has a great radio even though i own a hyper 7 pcr and there are a couple more and as he said are you looking for a rtr or a kit