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Old 02-27-2008, 04:49 PM
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No one weighs cars at my local track and I race again some ultra light Team Magic and Losi sedans so I don't add weight to my Mi3. All I do to balance it is shift my Core 5000 pack so it sits ~3mm past the edge of my chassis. Voila, perfect balance and no added weight!
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Old 02-27-2008, 04:51 PM
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thank adrian but i got bigish meet coming up and i will get weighed so i kinda need a solution. but ill do what u say for club meetings
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Well if hes moving it 3 mm past the edge of the chassis it seems like there would be enough room to run some weight pretty close to down the middle. Especially where the belt starts rising to reach the layshaft pully. If its balanced without weight, then you could theoreticaly just add weight to hit minimum . . .right?
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awsome idea sorry re thought bout it
does any one know what size turnbuckle turner i need for mi2/mi3?cheers
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Originally Posted by aus jd 2703
awsome idea sorry re thought bout it
does any one know what size turnbuckle turner i need for mi2/mi3?cheers
Industry Standard 4mm.
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Old 02-27-2008, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by RocketRacer
thanks for the spring charts Arno, Marcos and HVA!! it eally helped!
no problem
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Originally Posted by AdrianM
No one weighs cars at my local track and I race again some ultra light Team Magic and Losi sedans so I don't add weight to my Mi3. All I do to balance it is shift my Core 5000 pack so it sits ~3mm past the edge of my chassis. Voila, perfect balance and no added weight!
I wonder who has that Ultra Light Team Magic
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Marcos = Team Magic Carpet Ride

Originally Posted by Marcos.J
I wonder who has that Ultra Light Team Magic
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Originally Posted by abailey21
Marcos = Team Magic Carpet Ride
i thought that was dani's name??
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Did Dani buy one???
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Old 02-29-2008, 04:33 AM
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hi dudes
I'm just wondering why some racers cuts teeth from front or rear belts?
also what is the correct part no white frnt belt .does mi2 or ec ones are the same
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Originally Posted by yokemad
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I'm just wondering why some racers cuts teeth from front or rear belts?
For the same reason some companies remove every other tooth from the pulleys. Its done to improve efficiency and reduce the drag associated with running belts. At the same time, it doesn't seem to make the belts any more likely to skip. Doesn't seem neccesary for the Schumacher cars though. The drive trains are already the smoothest on the market.

also what is the correct part no white frnt belt .does mi2 or ec ones are the same
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U3012-Front Grey belt
U3013-Rear Grey belt

*edit* The belts are the same ones from the Mi2EC.

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Actually, the front belt for the Mi2 is different. The Mi2 had an extremely long belt that went from the rear pulley to the front pulley.
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Old 02-29-2008, 07:48 AM
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thanx guys
u3012 is the part number of grey front belt, I've also ordered ea diff grease I hope it is as good as schumacher ones
does anybody tried xray oneway diff halfs on mi3 they r xtremely light....
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Originally Posted by Jon Kerr
Actually, the front belt for the Mi2 is different. The Mi2 had an extremely long belt that went from the rear pulley to the front pulley.
Oh yeah, thats right! I forgot all about that.
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