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Old 07-18-2008, 07:58 PM
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What about foam on carpet? Have the RDX and really like it.
have heard if im getting a PHI i should get the chassis from Josh.
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Old 07-19-2008, 03:27 PM
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Giantbill - The PHI on foams on carpet is one of the best cars out there. I dont think you need Josh's chassis unless you are racing on extremely high levels of traction. I would run the stock 2.9 mm chassis for most of the club racing you will be doing. Specialized RC has a chassis which is 3 mm thick but has different front and rear cutouts which make it a lot stiffer than the stock 2.9 mm chassis. The carbon fiber is different between the stock chassis and the SRC chassis as well, which also helps with the stiffness. I hope this helps.
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Old 07-19-2008, 06:21 PM
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Could anyone on this thread explain to me the proper way to count the number of turns of springs...Thanks
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Originally Posted by samstheman2
Could anyone on this thread explain to me the proper way to count the number of turns of springs...Thanks
Start with 1 and count up from there. When you get to 5, use your other hand.


Just kiddin' Sam. Count your first turn where the spring makes the first loop then count down to the bottom of the spring. If the two spring ends aren't lined up evenly, then count in 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, marks until you reach the end.
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Old 07-19-2008, 07:42 PM
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Thanks Brad..I race at 360 in new york its got a lot
of traction.
Think im going with the stock stuff and go from there.

Ill look for some set ups.

Also thinking of going 17.5 brushless any help in
that area?


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Old 07-20-2008, 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by stiltskin
Start with 1 and count up from there. When you get to 5, use your other hand.


Just kiddin' Sam. Count your first turn where the spring makes the first loop then count down to the bottom of the spring. If the two spring ends aren't lined up evenly, then count in 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, marks until you reach the end.
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hey what dose those new raised front ball studs do?
they are the 1 or 2mm higher ones
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Need a little help, I guy at my local club is selling his Corally i was wondering what a good price for a barely used rdx phi with novak GTB 17.5. I was able to drive the car this weekend and am in love with it i think hes asking a little much LMK what would be a fair price for this setup.

Wasnt really in the market for a new car but for the rt price and the rt car
anythings open.

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Old 07-22-2008, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Vicko
hey what dose those new raised front ball studs do?
they are the 1 or 2mm higher ones
they change the roll center of the top camber link as it as limited adjustment
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Old 07-22-2008, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by IL_AudiRacer
Need a little help, I guy at my local club is selling his Corally i was wondering what a good price for a barely used rdx phi with novak GTB 17.5. I was able to drive the car this weekend and am in love with it i think hes asking a little much LMK what would be a fair price for this setup.

Wasnt really in the market for a new car but for the rt price and the rt car
anythings open.

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I think a general rule of thumb is to take the new retail value of the car and any upgrades and parts he is including and cut that in half. The condition of the car will also determine whether the price falls on the high side or low side. How new is the car and how many times has the car been run?, was it run on carpet only? does the seller abuse his equipment? Last but not least... how much is it worth to you? If you're dying to get one and it's there in your face, buy it. If you could care less about the car, make him a low offer and see if he takes it. You never know. I've seen rollers go for $250 on here and I've seen them sell for $400+ with parts and upgrades.
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Originally Posted by IL_AudiRacer
Need a little help, I guy at my local club is selling his Corally i was wondering what a good price for a barely used rdx phi with novak GTB 17.5. I was able to drive the car this weekend and am in love with it i think hes asking a little much LMK what would be a fair price for this setup.

Wasnt really in the market for a new car but for the rt price and the rt car
anythings open.

Thanks
So far, you have only minimally described a $250 car/motor combo to me...That's a clean EU/US car with minor upgrades.
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Originally Posted by Vicko
hey what dose those new raised front ball studs do?
they are the 1 or 2mm higher ones
I would use these to smooth out the front and take a bit of steering away in high bite carpet situations.
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Just picked up and PHI and was told that i need to come to this thread and find out where to get the "Specialized RC front bumper kit and kydex front bumper" so i dont destroy my front end. Im sure i will have lots more ?s i plan to run the Car this weekend.
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Originally Posted by IL_AudiRacer
Just picked up and PHI and was told that i need to come to this thread and find out where to get the "Specialized RC front bumper kit and kydex front bumper" so i dont destroy my front end. Im sure i will have lots more ?s i plan to run the Car this weekend.
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Old 07-25-2008, 08:39 AM
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Hi..

I've notice on all of my RDX PHI that the rear toe is not equal side to side, and is actually about 1 - 1.5 out on the 1 side compaired to the other, for instance one will be 2 and the other side is 3 - 3.5, i've noticed this on all 3 of my cars, and i have spoken to my friends and they say theirs is the same. No matter what i do i cant get equal toe, even spacing the one side out, i have tried all new parts as well as a new bottom chassis and its the same. Can anyone offer any help?

Thanks Ya`All
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