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Old 11-04-2004, 01:56 PM
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anyone know how those new ft shocks are they look really nice
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didn't you sell your TC4? Just wondering what difference it makes to you.

Diskostew it feel lazy because it's so sloppy. Sloppy arms, sloppy hubs, sloppy, sloppy , sloppy. I did notice the new aluminum blocks help tighen the arms up some.
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Old 11-04-2004, 02:10 PM
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What upgrades would you guys recommend getting rightaway before building the car? I'm looking for the most economically efficient parts that will make a difference on the car.
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Old 11-04-2004, 02:14 PM
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i think the car is pretty set out of the box you may want the graphite parts or those nice aluminum hinge pin blocks but i think the car is nice as is
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the carbon kit, lighten screw set and change to the NTC3 bumper. Otherwise get some tires and tunning parts.
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yeah definitly get the rpm bumper it REALLY helps
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Old 11-04-2004, 02:47 PM
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Originally posted by RCknight
Diskostew it feel lazy because it's so sloppy. Sloppy arms, sloppy hubs, sloppy, sloppy , sloppy. I did notice the new aluminum blocks help tighen the arms up some.
I did put the aluminum blocks in. it did help a bit. i think the thing that will help the most is swaybars. I hope i can find the by next week the slop in my car wasn't that bad.
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Old 11-04-2004, 02:48 PM
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the carbon kit, lighten screw set and change to the NTC3 bumper. Otherwise get some tires and tunning parts.
add swaybars (once they come out) to this list...
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i did im just saying . i dont know how graphite can be harder than plastic ?????
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TPhalen- You have PM.
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Old 11-04-2004, 04:37 PM
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Hey guys,
What parts do you need to change the plastic diff to a steel one?
I know you need the regular rings no d-rings, but will the bearings work? and what kind off diff nut do you need? the plastic one that has a locknut in it or do the new steel outdrives have a place for the regular lock nut to fit into?
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Old 11-04-2004, 04:39 PM
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The aluminum IRS diffs use the D rings and lighter then steel
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Old 11-04-2004, 04:55 PM
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Originally posted by T-Money86mcss
What upgrades would you guys recommend getting rightaway before building the car? I'm looking for the most economically efficient parts that will make a difference on the car.
What u need are tuning parts like 2 and 2.5 deg rear toe in blocks, 2 and 4 deg caster c-hubs and shock springs. Then ur set tuning ur cars in the track.
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Eric D.: Thanks for posting that here....I should have the d/l's section up and running soon....I hope. If not, I have an offer to get it fixed up all nice and purdy.
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For those of you waiting for the swaybar kits just take a long rpm ball cup and attach it to the swaybar end. Then you can feed a screw through the bottom of the arm into the cup. It works but not like the original parts.

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