Xray XB4 thread
#3046
Tech Master
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I'm excited to read this, yet a little...I dunno. I just, just got my XB4 and now it's changing. I guess as long as it's not anything more than what most already want for it - updated shock towers, aluminum cvd cups, machined pistons, full length top deck - that's fine. New Chassis? My wallet hurts thinking about - 'cause ya know, ya need it all!
#3048
Tech Regular
#3050
Tech Regular
#3051
yes that is true i run 1/8th scale and wanted to try this out but did not want to buy something if i already have it and it works. body fits great sits about 5 to 10 mm above the rx8. cant wait to run it this week end.
#3052
that means a MMP fits perfect then
I read about some drivers saying the rear end of the XB4 is a bit loose compared to other 4wd, is it progressive at least or can it get too twitchy on dirt? It depends on the setup of course but I'm looking for an easy car to drive
what are the spares needed for the xb4?
Last edited by Pulse_; 10-09-2013 at 02:50 AM.
#3054
being in the market for a xb4 that's really nice to know
that means a MMP fits perfect then
I read about some drivers saying the rear end of the XB4 is a bit loose compared to other 4wd, is it progressive at least or can it get too twitchy on dirt? It depends on the setup of course but I'm looking for an easy car to drive
what are the spares needed for the xb4?
that means a MMP fits perfect then
I read about some drivers saying the rear end of the XB4 is a bit loose compared to other 4wd, is it progressive at least or can it get too twitchy on dirt? It depends on the setup of course but I'm looking for an easy car to drive
what are the spares needed for the xb4?
Spares? well, it depends on how wreckless you drive. Maybe one of everything...haha. otherwise the standard stuff would probably be, front bulkhead(trans case) , ring and pinion gears, and a set of arms. if you drive even relatively under control and set the slipper correctly you should be able to drive for months without needing any of these parts though.
#3055
being in the market for a xb4 that's really nice to know
that means a MMP fits perfect then
I read about some drivers saying the rear end of the XB4 is a bit loose compared to other 4wd, is it progressive at least or can it get too twitchy on dirt? It depends on the setup of course but I'm looking for an easy car to drive
what are the spares needed for the xb4?
that means a MMP fits perfect then
I read about some drivers saying the rear end of the XB4 is a bit loose compared to other 4wd, is it progressive at least or can it get too twitchy on dirt? It depends on the setup of course but I'm looking for an easy car to drive
what are the spares needed for the xb4?
We have done quite a lot of races on dirt this summer with the XB4 and it has been working great
Several setups on PetitRC and TeamXray from both Martin Bayer and Renaud Savoya that works very well on dirt
Bent
#3056
my experience is that the car is NOT loose on dirt. even the loosest dirt. Lots of steering but not loose. use a progressive or hard spring to tame it down a little more if you feel it's too aggressive.
Spares? well, it depends on how wreckless you drive. Maybe one of everything...haha. otherwise the standard stuff would probably be, front bulkhead(trans case) , ring and pinion gears, and a set of arms. if you drive even relatively under control and set the slipper correctly you should be able to drive for months without needing any of these parts though.
Spares? well, it depends on how wreckless you drive. Maybe one of everything...haha. otherwise the standard stuff would probably be, front bulkhead(trans case) , ring and pinion gears, and a set of arms. if you drive even relatively under control and set the slipper correctly you should be able to drive for months without needing any of these parts though.
I rarely break as I drive smooth (1/10 2wd background) so I asked the question to know if there is any upgrade that is needed to make the car perfectly reliable
@ BentKa: nice to hear
if I remember right you talked about electronics getting hot on astro, what motor/esc do you run?
#3057
I'm still eargerly awaiting what on earth is the 2014 update...I just got the car back in Sep..... I don't want to buy another similar so soon!
#3058
But we're not running Tekin anymore as Malin just signed up as a Factory Team Orca driver......so no more problems there
The new Tekin RSX will have no problem dealing with low turn modified motors and high grip carpet/astro though......
Bent
#3059
Yep.....we've had problems running the Tekin RS Pro with 5.5T or 6.5T with a lot of boost on high grip astro.
But we're not running Tekin anymore as Malin just signed up as a Factory Team Orca driver......so no more problems there
The new Tekin RSX will have no problem dealing with low turn modified motors and high grip carpet/astro though......
Bent
But we're not running Tekin anymore as Malin just signed up as a Factory Team Orca driver......so no more problems there
The new Tekin RSX will have no problem dealing with low turn modified motors and high grip carpet/astro though......
Bent
good to know for the ESC, I'll install a MMP I have left but we will be running 7.5 only to begin with (small indoor astro track)
#3060
Just need to find time to build her new T4 '14 for the indoor season......
7.5T has never caused any problems with the RS Pro at least
Bent