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Old 10-17-2005, 02:14 PM
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did that too and it didnt work
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Originally Posted by wallstreet
CALLING ALL RDX GUYS !!!!

I NEED HELP

LOL i cant seem to solve the problem of my car traction rolling... i am running stock rubber tire and i am using rob michaels novak race setup only thing i am not using that his setup calls for are the 1.3mm pistons .

IS THAT WHAT IS MAKING MY CAR TRACTION ROLL ?

my radio is fine by the way dual rate is low
Make sure you have some droop in the car. If you have no down travel, the inside tires will lift immediatly.
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I run 2.5mm of shims in the front with the NARROW hex adapters. Just seemed to handle better. As far as breakage, I've broken a few shock towers from very odd high speed crashes, one steering knuckle, a few cracked 75% arms, and bent a cvd bone. For having the car since march and for a smuch racing I do thats not bad at all.

As far as the traction rolling, the stock .9mm pistons didnt work for me at all on rubber. I like the 1.3mm pistons or even tamiya 3 hole pistons with a thin shim on top fit in the corally shocks. I think the dampening is just too thick, because my car felt very strange when I ran the .9mm pistons on rubber tires. You can try running a slightly stiffer setup or even gluing the sidewalls of the tires helps to a certain extent. CS-27's, Sorex 28R's and ING 22's and 25's are the only tires I ever use on carpet really. Hope this helps a little bit.

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I just built my first RDX and I'm wondering if there have been any issues with running a front diff that's required to face the opposite direction of the rear. Does the front ever loosen itself because the bolt is on the right side instead of the left, like in the rear?
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Originally Posted by Sushi Boy
...I've broken a few shock towers from very odd high speed crashes, one steering knuckle, a few cracked 75% arms, and bent a cvd bone. For having the car since march and for a smuch racing I do thats not bad at all.
Haha, I've got you beat, just in the last two weeks alone.

BTW, just to clarify, I do already run the Rubberneck front bumper, just not the one with the Bud's Kydex one underneath it. I'm 99.9% sure that my problems will be cured by spacing the drive axles away from the diffs further.



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Originally Posted by teamnovice
I just built my first RDX and I'm wondering if there have been any issues with running a front diff that's required to face the opposite direction of the rear. Does the front ever loosen itself because the bolt is on the right side instead of the left, like in the rear?
I havent had any problems. Should work just fine
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Old 10-17-2005, 05:05 PM
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Is there any way I can get #78400 Undertray Rain Cover from Corally USA?
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Old 10-17-2005, 05:26 PM
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silver spring kit for carpet/foam?
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what is the largest 64 pitch spur i can get on a standard us carpet spec
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The largest you can run and run a rear swaybar is 104. I run a 112, myself. As far as max largest...not too sure. Probably around a 115-118.
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Originally Posted by wallstreet
CALLING ALL RDX GUYS !!!!

I NEED HELP

LOL i cant seem to solve the problem of my car traction rolling... i am running stock rubber tire and i am using rob michaels novak race setup only thing i am not using that his setup calls for are the 1.3mm pistons .

IS THAT WHAT IS MAKING MY CAR TRACTION ROLL ?

my radio is fine by the way dual rate is low
Shorten the front camber link
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Old 10-17-2005, 07:33 PM
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The kydex bumper will help for sure....

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Are you using tire compound?

if so clean you tires after each run and try going a little less on the front tires

Are you running your rubber tires on carpet or asphalt ?
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Originally Posted by raffaelli
silver spring kit for carpet/foam?
Yes. It starts at 26 lbs and goes up 6-different spring rates.
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i clean the rubber tires after each run ,,, i am racing on carpet,,, and doing everything i should be doing we have to use jack the gripper so its not like paragon ground effects and super super sticky its a milder sauce

i am running rob michaels novak race setup exactly except for i am using the .9mm pistons that came with my car and his setup calls for 1.3mm pistons
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