wrxmy99

I found the stock pillow ball setup a little too tail happy when using a one way diff.

One spring stiffer on the front was all that was required to dial it out...

Cheers

Andy

wrxmy99

I found the stock pillow ball setup a little too tail happy when using a one way diff.

One spring stiffer on the front was all that was required to dial it out...

Cheers

Andy

Neil Rabara

I was studying the inline cooling tunnel on the T1R, I must say that it is a unique design that puts added air flow to the motor, and at the same time stiffening the tub chasis.

theisgroup

iTrader: (10)

Hey all,

I am a new xray owner, or at least soon to be. I have an evo2 with the c hub conversion comming and was wondering if there are any other thing that I should order with it. I also have a few front arms and front one way with it.

any suggestions would be great.

thanks

David Galdo

iTrader: (15)

Consider 22mm Spring Steel hex hubs. I have a set I am about to put on. The alu hex hubs will bend from contact with the axle. After that has happened it is a bear to remove the hex hubs and service the bearings. Are you racing at the new Dallas track this weekend? I can help you there.

antoniop

I only run is asphalt and to be honest I didn't find any advantages of running the cool looking C Hub conversion that I installed in my T1.

This T1 is more like an EVO 1.5 due to the number of EVO 2 parts that were installed.

But regarding the hubs, I found out that the camber link positions on the rear cause the camber angle to be less than perfect when the car rolls. This caused the rear to loose grip.

I had to put a higher camber angle to compensate for this "flaw"

The pivot ball suspension is excellent for asphalt.

I got the yellow and blue springs, but you probably profit from the new spring set for finer tuning.

The rear roll center bridge also helped a lot in keeping the rear perfectly planted.

And of course the front one way...

theisgroup

iTrader: (10)

no racing this weekend for me. I have wifey things to do. going to houston for a wedding



next weekend though. Should have the car by then. Just wanted to make sure I had stuff to tune with. Do you thing I should get a spring set, or will my AE ones work for now?

theisgroup

iTrader: (10)

antoniop, thanks for the quick reply. Where is everyone getting xray parts now?

rc-zombies

iTrader: (9)

I use the AE springs... they fit just fine...mostly use the Reds, and blues for tuning. but you'll find that the stock white springs work well with the C-hubs.
The Roll-center bridge is included!

David Galdo

iTrader: (15)

Your AE's will work. Antoniop touched on the rear roll and I also would recommend a Roll Center Bridge and I can show you how to make the adaptation I use on top of the rear hub carriers. Atomic showed me a short cut!

theisgroup

iTrader: (10)

oh yeah, I guess rc-zombie would know best. since it is coming from him

David Galdo

iTrader: (15)

You are set!

theisgroup

iTrader: (10)

RCCadet,

Where are you running next week? I am thinking that jason and I would be out at lewisville on saturday. Depends on the series race if they go to austin this weekend or not.

and also was thinking about getting the spool that xray makes, since I run a spool on my tc3 right now. is it worth it?

David Galdo

iTrader: (15)

The HTRLrc season begins March 1st, this weekend is the SWCS I thought?

theisgroup

iTrader: (10)

yeah, if they get rained out this weekend in austin, jason wants to go to htrl next weekend (march 1)