Schumacher Corner
Tech Master
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I've always thought the Schumacher ballcups are the best.
One tip for anyone buying the Mi3. Make sure you buy at least 2-3 of the U3131 Alloy shim kit. You need these and you need many of them depending on the setups you will be running. I am also hoping that at one point they'll make a .25 shim as well. I know there are other shims on the market you can use but the Schuie ones, nice and polished are just pimp!
One tip for anyone buying the Mi3. Make sure you buy at least 2-3 of the U3131 Alloy shim kit. You need these and you need many of them depending on the setups you will be running. I am also hoping that at one point they'll make a .25 shim as well. I know there are other shims on the market you can use but the Schuie ones, nice and polished are just pimp!
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Originally Posted by Darkseid
On another note.
I've heard of some guys using the RPM ball cups. Do these have less play than the stock ball cups? I don't like how much play the steering has in it with the stock cups.
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Originally Posted by StephenSobottka
Some guys are just partial to color coding on there cars as rpm does offer purple. I don't see a real value vs. the Schumacher ones as far as slop goes.
Many people over on the Schumacher site board have said specifically that they use them to eliminate play compared to the stock ball cups.
I'm just wondering how much it helps. Cause the local hobby shop has some, and if they help, then I'll give them a try.
Tech Champion
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Here's a trick if you want to use the Schuie cups but they are a little loose- just put a small drop a CA into the cup and quickly 'flick' it out. Complete coverage and no binding
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Originally Posted by SRW141
I put 1mm and one .5mm and the arm move back and forth slightly and put the in another .5mm and it worked great. So the .5mm clips must be thinner.
As far as having problems with the qwik clips falling off, which I saw someone write in a previous post, I never had one fall off when I ran my EC, and I run modified and unfortunately took some big time hits
Tech Master
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MI3
Hello, This is my new ride. Test day this Saturday.
Tech Lord
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hey austin,what class are you guys racing this weekend?
Tech Master
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Sunday
Dosent matter to us. Just want to get some laps on the car.
Tech Lord
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cool
Tech Elite
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rear hub problem
I ordered an extra set of Mi3 rear hubs but recieved a set of Mi2 rear hubs anyway grab a new set of rear a-arm and a titanium pivot pin which is purple and guess what parts and finish was flawless Mi3 rear hubs are too damm tight
I ordered an extra set of Mi3 rear hubs but recieved a set of Mi2 rear hubs anyway grab a new set of rear a-arm and a titanium pivot pin which is purple and guess what parts and finish was flawless Mi3 rear hubs are too damm tight
Originally Posted by Darkseid
I've heard of some guys using the RPM ball cups. Do these have less play than the stock ball cups? I don't like how much play the steering has in it with the stock cups.
the schumacher ball grippas are large by design. they fit well with the old titanium racing ball studs, or even the hot bodies ball studs with some pinching, but i don't like them on when used with the standard ball studs that the kit comes with. they snap on hard because they are of a super hard plastic and they neck down tight, but once on the ball, they float around too much for my liking.
the c/a trick works well too, but it can flake back out if you're always disassembling your ride.
Tech Champion
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The Schumacher ball cups are really strong and you will never have a DNF for a ball cup popping off if you use them.
If you want to tighten them up put a plastic bag (like a zip loc bag) over the ball stud and snap the ball cup on. It will cookie cut a perfect plastic film disk and this will take up and play you have. You can experiment with different thickness bags to get the feel you want. If they end up a little tight squeeze the side with needle nose pliers and they will free up.
If you want to tighten them up put a plastic bag (like a zip loc bag) over the ball stud and snap the ball cup on. It will cookie cut a perfect plastic film disk and this will take up and play you have. You can experiment with different thickness bags to get the feel you want. If they end up a little tight squeeze the side with needle nose pliers and they will free up.
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Originally Posted by dawgmeat
wyd
are you racing at 301 i heard they change the layout for electric
are you racing at 301 i heard they change the layout for electric