Team Corally RDX Touring Car
03-22-2005, 03:50 PM
#1471
Tech Adept
the shims that go behind the roll center blocks can change the rear wheel base. i had the stock shims in it and it was a little wide at the nats and i had to change it. Also you have to watch adjusting the shims for the rear toe. Don't just use the 1 degree or 1/2 degree shims to change the angle, measure the front and rear of the wheel to see if your tire is toe-ed in or out.
03-22-2005, 11:11 PM
#1473
03-23-2005, 07:17 AM
#1474
Tech Rookie
THANK YOU!
Originally posted by Dhartman03
Id just like to thank the Team Corally guys for fixing my car at the nats when it broke in a false start, and the support they gave me at the race. Before i was able to get off the drivers stand, Mike Bruce had my car in his pits replacing the arm, then Jeff Cuffs helped out by setting my car back on the track. I've never seen a team help out a "non-team member" in this way. This is one amazing car, I ran a box stock US carpet spec kit, and was able to place in the top ten twice in the qualifing rounds.
DH
Id just like to thank the Team Corally guys for fixing my car at the nats when it broke in a false start, and the support they gave me at the race. Before i was able to get off the drivers stand, Mike Bruce had my car in his pits replacing the arm, then Jeff Cuffs helped out by setting my car back on the track. I've never seen a team help out a "non-team member" in this way. This is one amazing car, I ran a box stock US carpet spec kit, and was able to place in the top ten twice in the qualifing rounds.
DH
03-23-2005, 07:48 AM
#1475
Rollout chart
For anyone that wants one, I have made a rollout chart that gives tire diameter every .2 mm. I know gearchart already has this done, but I wanted finer tire diameter rollouts. It's for a 104 spur.
PM me an email address if you would like a copy, you will need excel to open.
If you use inches for tire size, just multiply your inches by 25.4 to give mm.
PM me an email address if you would like a copy, you will need excel to open.
If you use inches for tire size, just multiply your inches by 25.4 to give mm.
Last edited by Brandon Melton; 03-23-2005 at 07:54 AM.
03-23-2005, 08:43 AM
#1476
If anyone needs rollout charts
I have done for 78t spur and 104 spur.
email me for one if you want.. you don't need excel only adobe acrobat reader these are pdf files.
[email protected]
Thanks
I have done for 78t spur and 104 spur.
email me for one if you want.. you don't need excel only adobe acrobat reader these are pdf files.
[email protected]
Thanks
03-23-2005, 01:44 PM
#1477
Jeff-
I have some of the AE alum. clamping narrow axles, Would those work, are they the same thickness as the Corally ones?
Thanks!
Anthony S.
I have some of the AE alum. clamping narrow axles, Would those work, are they the same thickness as the Corally ones?
Thanks!
Anthony S.
03-23-2005, 02:38 PM
#1479
nope... the AE hexes will be inch measurements, and the Corally is metric.
03-23-2005, 02:41 PM
#1480
The AE hexes "fit" I was just wondering if they are the same THICKNESS as the Corrally ones.
03-23-2005, 02:49 PM
#1481
Can't you just measure that yourself? 
03-23-2005, 02:49 PM
#1482
well, i wouldnt think they are correct, as the bearings and wheel nuts are metric. not that the AE hexes wont fit, just no properly, i wouldnt think....
and i think the AE hexes are about the same thickness as the wide Corally's, and the narrows are about half the width...
and i think the AE hexes are about the same thickness as the wide Corally's, and the narrows are about half the width...
03-23-2005, 02:53 PM
#1483
I could measure them myself if I had the narrow hexes to know how thick they are! But then again if I had them here to be able to measure them I would not have posted. LOL
Turbo- they fit properly, trust me I just put them on the car with wheels and tire (foam and rubbers) no slop, didn't pull off or feel loose.
Turbo- they fit properly, trust me I just put them on the car with wheels and tire (foam and rubbers) no slop, didn't pull off or feel loose.
03-23-2005, 02:56 PM
#1484
I was just thinking that since Jeff worked at Superior he could just walk over to the wall take the AE hexes and compare them to the Corally ones. HINT HINT!
03-23-2005, 02:56 PM
#1485
well, i wouldnt think they are correct, as the bearings and wheel nuts are metric. not that the AE hexes wont fit, just no properly, i wouldnt think....
Then you'll get a surprise...