XRAY T3
#1864
Tech Adept
No offense but I actually hate the look of a blackened out car, it makes them look cheap and kinda corny to my eye.
It never ceases to amaze me the mentality of the human being, back when cars where all black people added colored bits to trick them out. Now that cars come with trick colored and anodized bling bits, people blacken them out to make them look mundane again.
No flamming necessary here folks just my opinion.
It never ceases to amaze me the mentality of the human being, back when cars where all black people added colored bits to trick them out. Now that cars come with trick colored and anodized bling bits, people blacken them out to make them look mundane again.
No flamming necessary here folks just my opinion.
#1865
How its done!
No offense but I actually hate the look of a blackened out car, it makes them look cheap and kinda corny to my eye.
It never ceases to amaze me the mentality of the human being, back when cars where all black people added colored bits to trick them out. Now that cars come with trick colored and anodized bling bits, people blacken them out to make them look mundane again.
No flamming necessary here folks just my opinion.
It never ceases to amaze me the mentality of the human being, back when cars where all black people added colored bits to trick them out. Now that cars come with trick colored and anodized bling bits, people blacken them out to make them look mundane again.
No flamming necessary here folks just my opinion.
#1866
@blackedoutrevo - how is your servo mounted? i see a lack of mounting posts
#1867
You have not mentioned roll centers........... These are very important so is the wheelbase! Use low roll center blocks in the front and make the top link as long and as flat as you can get it and as flat as possible.
On the rear try high roll center and angle the upper arm with a 1 or 2 mm. shim under it on the rear hub. Droop also effects steering , more chassis lift in the rear off power will give more steering entering a corner.....
Paul Rush............
On the rear try high roll center and angle the upper arm with a 1 or 2 mm. shim under it on the rear hub. Droop also effects steering , more chassis lift in the rear off power will give more steering entering a corner.....
Paul Rush............
http://forum.teamxray.com/xform/inde...=1358&setup=t3
#1870
i find them really good the grip is improved all round , i want to spend the day at the track trying differant things but the weather has better ideas for me LOL
maybe this afternoon
#1872
i will go to the inner holes on the rear arms
#1874
Whats the difference between using shims behind the rear arm holders and using the outboard hubs with different toe built into them. Is there a handling difference or is it just 2 of the same ways to adjust the same thing?
#1875
Tech Master
iTrader: (17)
No offense but I actually hate the look of a blackened out car, it makes them look cheap and kinda corny to my eye.
It never ceases to amaze me the mentality of the human being, back when cars where all black people added colored bits to trick them out. Now that cars come with trick colored and anodized bling bits, people blacken them out to make them look mundane again.
No flamming necessary here folks just my opinion.
It never ceases to amaze me the mentality of the human being, back when cars where all black people added colored bits to trick them out. Now that cars come with trick colored and anodized bling bits, people blacken them out to make them look mundane again.
No flamming necessary here folks just my opinion.
Just my .02, but most people that do not like the blacked out look, don't even make a attempt to have a clean car. Multiple color wire, no color way, just a insane amount of goofy-ness. I'm not saying your like this, just a lot of big mouth people I've talked to at tracks.