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Old 01-08-2009, 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by MDawson
Which brace are you referring to as the 'cut brace'?

Btw, great site!
The small separate top deck piece at the rear of the 416. The 416 WE edition has a one piece top deck and not 2 separate pieces. You can cut the old one to get a similar effect (or buy a new one piece one)


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Old 01-09-2009, 05:28 AM
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Originally Posted by mok
my experiences have been that 0.5-1.5 is safe, but 2mm of spacers I would not..
(this has all been with rubbers on either carpet or asphalt)

i have been using speedmind, vtec, much more, tamiya and sorex rims with anywhere up to 1.5mm of spacers and never had a wheel come off..
i've got a tendency to believe that as long as about 1mm of wheel hub goes inside the rim then you should be ok (freak occurances aside )

i think realistically though, if you want 1mm or more of spacers then you should be moving to the 6mm hubs

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Thats right ! I had spacers on my rear wheels at Region 5 and I got clipped by a backmarker and off t came .. Cost me the main. lol
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Old 01-09-2009, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted by maxepower
Hey Mark,
What's up? I thought you were running Kyosho! Welcome back to the "DARK SIDE". Or is it the Dark blue side. Yes, TRYHARD'S website is excellent for info on the 416 and the 415.
Ha! Dark blue would be a Yokomo/AE. Happy New Year

Originally Posted by Stein Tumert
The small separate top deck piece at the rear of the 416. The 416 WE edition has a one piece top deck and not 2 separate pieces. You can cut the old one to get a similar effect (or buy a new one piece one)



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Thanks Stein. Which top deck do you prefer in the low bite tracks that you might run on?
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hey can anyone tell me where can I find info on what the 008 or 009 spring
are in lbs? they are marked 2.2, 2.4 , 2.6 but I would like to know what
they are in lbs.
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They should be on the XRay website. They give "guess-ta-ments" on what they are or what they are rated between.
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Apparently someone actually measured like every TC spring on the market and put the data into one table. This guy's numbers on new vs. old Xray springs don't agree at all with Xray's comparison chart.
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Originally Posted by adamge
Apparently someone actually measured like every TC spring on the market and put the data into one table. This guy's numbers on new vs. old Xray springs don't agree at all with Xray's comparison chart.
If those measures are from Ling Tong, he used spring gauge at the engineering company he works at. High confidence that he got it right.
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Old 01-10-2009, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by MDawson
Which brace are you referring to as the 'cut brace'?

Btw, great site!

The rare endangered species of Markus Dawsonis lives!!!! Hows it goin man???

-Korey
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Old 01-11-2009, 12:20 AM
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Originally Posted by MDawson
If those measures are from Ling Tong, he used spring gauge at the engineering company he works at. High confidence that he got it right.
the Ling Tong ones are on Ed's website in the "universal spring chart"..
http://www.thard.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=33

i trust these measurements without a doubt..
consistency in the testing method at least shows me which ones might be a good choice from what i currently use etc
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Originally Posted by MDawson
Thanks Stein. Which top deck do you prefer in the low bite tracks that you might run on?


I now always run a one piece topdeck on my "old" 416. Got it from a company in Finland, you find it if you check back on this thread from last fall. Excellent service, had it 2 days.

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Originally Posted by Stein Tumert
I now always run a one piece topdeck on my "old" 416. Got it from a company in Finland, you find it if you check back on this thread from last fall. Excellent service, had it 2 days.

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Old 01-11-2009, 06:39 AM
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MR is using the older two piece top deck at the DHI Cup...
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Old 01-11-2009, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Korey Harbke
The rare endangered species of Markus Dawsonis lives!!!! Hows it goin man???

-Korey
Happy New Year Korey. Shouldnt you be at Novak or something like that

PM me. Look forward to catching up.
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Hi Mark, good to see my archnemesis from the 2004 worlds driving a real car for a change

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MR is using the older two piece top deck at the DHI Cup...
Yes, and the rear piece appears to be cut through the middle.
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Old 01-11-2009, 10:58 AM
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He's also not running a screw in the center brace.
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