Schumacher Corner
#3646
Tech Fanatic
Clint - I use 1.5 for drive freq. 7-10 for neutral width and 10-15 for drive power.
Last edited by James Nguyen; 01-14-2003 at 08:02 PM.
#3647
Racerb, sorry that I could not get up to see you guys while visiting B.C. for the holidays. But I'm sure you know about family commitments. The farthest I got from Surrey, was to visit a slotcar track in Aldergrove ( Checkered Flag Raceway ) for a few minutes. Other than to visit the Vancouver Museum in North Van where one of my cousins works. If we get up there this summer will make an extra effort to visit you guys if I can bring my equip with me. Good luck with your racing.
#3649
Originally posted by STLNLST
PW- on the Keyence speedo what is a good drive freq to use for stock rubber on carpet and asphalt. Thanks for the mod info a while back.
PW- on the Keyence speedo what is a good drive freq to use for stock rubber on carpet and asphalt. Thanks for the mod info a while back.
#3650
Anyone have or know of any good Mission websites?
#3651
#3652
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
hey mopar
thats all good man..we had some guy's from calgary alberta (about an 8 hour drive east of us) and it was quite a good turnout .. yeah that would be great if You could come out We just built a on road course last year and this year we are constructing an Off road...our club has a few cars so if it is a problem we almost always have a spare car kicking around...Hope to see ya in the summer
#3653
Tech Master
Stronger upper-links F/R
Well Schumacher just sent me the new revised upper-links for the mission.....jk, lol, I wish! Anyways, I found a way to make the upperlinks stronger.
1: Purchase Team Losi Plastic Rod Ends for the sport RTR, part# A-6020, they're 12 ball ends for $4.50(retail).
2: Bore out the inside of the rod end(ball cup) with a 9/64" drill bit, very easy.
3: Thread the stock 4mm turnbuckle all the way into the arm part of the upper link.
4: Cut off 1-2mm of the Losi ball cup and thread all the way on.
5: Adjust
Cutting off 1-2mm's off the Losi ball cup enables you to have at least -3 degree's camber.
Here's a pic, sorry for the blurry image. This image is set at -2 degree camber and note how much meat of the ball cup is on the 4mm turnbuckle.
1: Purchase Team Losi Plastic Rod Ends for the sport RTR, part# A-6020, they're 12 ball ends for $4.50(retail).
2: Bore out the inside of the rod end(ball cup) with a 9/64" drill bit, very easy.
3: Thread the stock 4mm turnbuckle all the way into the arm part of the upper link.
4: Cut off 1-2mm of the Losi ball cup and thread all the way on.
5: Adjust
Cutting off 1-2mm's off the Losi ball cup enables you to have at least -3 degree's camber.
Here's a pic, sorry for the blurry image. This image is set at -2 degree camber and note how much meat of the ball cup is on the 4mm turnbuckle.
#3654
fireblade- I ment something other then the obvious.
#3655
#3657
Tech Elite
iTrader: (30)
Mark G back in october you posted that the rear belt on your car seemed really bound up...what did you do to solve this promblem? The car feels very tight and bound up...not good at all. It has the 20 tooth on it and the holes are facing the right way in the support. Frustrated before I get started...it is a used kit...but in great shape...I need HELP...lol
Jeff
Jeff
#3658
Tech Elite
iTrader: (30)
Well frustration has not slowed down much....took the rear belt off to see how free it would be with the one grey belt on it...not any better...grey is very tight to. Put the stock black long belt on it and not any better...please tell me this is common and there is a way to fix it...!!!
Jeff
Jeff
#3660
sounds like something is a miss Jeff, like Big dog said, sounds to me like a binding somewhere...
the drivetrain should feel like there is zero resistance...my friends and my car feel soo free it aint funny.
check there arent any seized bearings (diff support, layshaft and even hubs...
is it in the rear of the car?...could be a wonky diff support causing binding / rubbing.
take the belt off and see iff the diff spins freely back in place, then check the layshaft..etc
hope it helps some.
the drivetrain should feel like there is zero resistance...my friends and my car feel soo free it aint funny.
check there arent any seized bearings (diff support, layshaft and even hubs...
is it in the rear of the car?...could be a wonky diff support causing binding / rubbing.
take the belt off and see iff the diff spins freely back in place, then check the layshaft..etc
hope it helps some.