hairymuffin

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it also helps rocks from getting lodge between the chassis and spur

cyba888

Which shock air remover are you guys using? I have one for 1/10 onroad but the canister is too small

Gpeters66

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Just got my kit and going over it before I start building it. Recently saw a friend of mine who built one and he unscrewed the top pillow ball so much and just left the washer dangling. I told him this was wrong. After tightening it up I realized how much camber was built into this car. Is all this camber necessary for this car to hook up?

Ginther

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Thanks for the reply PorkChop.

Anyone else?

Will a body for the regular MBX7 Eco fit? What about the nitro car?

Biggest concern is the battery clearance. The kit body rides/rubs on the battery on the left side and droops on the right (radio/motor) side. Makes the body sit crooked.

SCUBA STEVE

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Check out http://shop.leadfingerrc.com/Assassi...LFR100004e.htm

SmittyPSU

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I finished mine two weeks ago. I'm coming from an MBX6 that was a little worn out. I've only raced it once so far on a tight indoor track. I was on the kit setup and I was really happy with it. I didn't make any changes during the day since I won't be running on that track much. I just finished painting the body today. I used my X6 body for the race.

x195svt

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Nice looking buggy!

HollywoodRC

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I am using the Mbx6eco body and it fits fine.

teamtrackpants

hey Mugen people...

i just picked up a disassembled set of Mugen 1/8 mbx7te rear shocks - model MUGE2014.

does anyone have a link to a manual / shock schematic to guide in the build.


fyi: they're (hopefully) a hop-up for my Vaterra Glamis Uno (i'm sorry).

cheers.

Gpeters66

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Has anyone came across any setups for the 7r eco yet other than box stock?

ramctd

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here you go..

http://www.mugenseiki.co.jp/mugen/do...nual_e2014.pdf

aloksatoor

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I did all the tricks over on the nitro thread to free up the drivetrain, it still feels notchy to me. I removed the boots, shimmed the diffs away and rechecked the hinge pin holder screws. Without unis installed in the diff cups, the drivetrains feeling a lot free.

Could it be the hub bearings are being pinched? Any other suggestions?

criss2115

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My body also hit the top of the 4s 5000 mah battery which caused it to sit on the car cockeyed. It looked ok after a few captains, but sober I didn't like it. I fixed the problem by adding three small teflon washers under the front body post raised up the body mount. All good now.

Ginther

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LMAO!!

That's exactly how I feel. Call it OCD or whatever, but the lean bothers me.

I like the lines on the FTW Night Fox body. Just wonder if it'll clear a 5000mah 4S battery.... unlike the kit body.

scoops_inc.

Just wanted to know whether this is durable enough to bash around and race. I am planning on getting back into RC and am not sure whether to go truggy (mbx7t eco whenever is goes back on sale) or buggy (this one). I know mugen is durable but outside of a race environment i'm not sure. Thanks