4LikesReflex Suspension Dynamics (RSD) TC6 Upgrades (vertical ball studs, pistons,etc)
07-31-2011, 12:14 PM
#197
Tech Regular
does anyone know what rate is the yellow spring thanks.
07-31-2011, 12:47 PM
#199
Tech Fanatic
07-31-2011, 02:03 PM
#200
Tech Regular
07-31-2011, 02:15 PM
#201
Tech Fanatic
14.5 is silver but what are the 13.5? there is none in Asso.
Anyway, you should be able to use 350 F/R or 350 R 400F or 400 F/R but it depends on your pistons too...
Anyway, you should be able to use 350 F/R or 350 R 400F or 400 F/R but it depends on your pistons too...
07-31-2011, 02:31 PM
#202
Olly, they are referring to the Reflex Springs. The 13.5lb spring we offer is indeed also known as "yellow". This is a Reflex thread, so the questions are pertaining to our brand of hop-ups.
Bosco, on our set-ups with the RSD TC6 pistons, we have been running 400-450cst rear and 500-550cst front.
On another note, I want to also take this opportunity to thank Jeff Cuffs for giving Reflex Racing and RSD our very first ROAR National championship!!! Way to go!!!
I saw on some pictures that Keven H. was running our springs. I wonder if Rick was too? He ordered a few sets a couple of weeks back. Could it be 2 National titles perhaps?
Bosco, on our set-ups with the RSD TC6 pistons, we have been running 400-450cst rear and 500-550cst front.
On another note, I want to also take this opportunity to thank Jeff Cuffs for giving Reflex Racing and RSD our very first ROAR National championship!!! Way to go!!!
I saw on some pictures that Keven H. was running our springs. I wonder if Rick was too? He ordered a few sets a couple of weeks back. Could it be 2 National titles perhaps?
07-31-2011, 03:02 PM
#203
Tech Regular
noob Q.is 400-450 cst 45 weight.The oil at the hobby shop has 40,45,50 and so on
Olly, they are referring to the Reflex Springs. The 13.5lb spring we offer is indeed also known as "yellow". This is a Reflex thread, so the questions are pertaining to our brand of hop-ups.
Bosco, on our set-ups with the RSD TC6 pistons, we have been running 400-450cst rear and 500-550cst front.
On another note, I want to also take this opportunity to thank Jeff Cuffs for giving Reflex Racing and RSD our very first ROAR National championship!!! Way to go!!!
I saw on some pictures that Keven H. was running our springs. I wonder if Rick was too? He ordered a few sets a couple of weeks back. Could it be 2 National titles perhaps?
Bosco, on our set-ups with the RSD TC6 pistons, we have been running 400-450cst rear and 500-550cst front.
On another note, I want to also take this opportunity to thank Jeff Cuffs for giving Reflex Racing and RSD our very first ROAR National championship!!! Way to go!!!
I saw on some pictures that Keven H. was running our springs. I wonder if Rick was too? He ordered a few sets a couple of weeks back. Could it be 2 National titles perhaps?
07-31-2011, 03:52 PM
#205
Tech Regular
ok thanks..... the reason im asking is i have 35wt in all 4 but they feel stiff i have all 4 collers all the way up
Last edited by bosco72; 07-31-2011 at 04:19 PM.
07-31-2011, 06:39 PM
#206
Olly, they are referring to the Reflex Springs. The 13.5lb spring we offer is indeed also known as "yellow". This is a Reflex thread, so the questions are pertaining to our brand of hop-ups.
Bosco, on our set-ups with the RSD TC6 pistons, we have been running 400-450cst rear and 500-550cst front.
On another note, I want to also take this opportunity to thank Jeff Cuffs for giving Reflex Racing and RSD our very first ROAR National championship!!! Way to go!!!
I saw on some pictures that Keven H. was running our springs. I wonder if Rick was too? He ordered a few sets a couple of weeks back. Could it be 2 National titles perhaps?
Bosco, on our set-ups with the RSD TC6 pistons, we have been running 400-450cst rear and 500-550cst front.
On another note, I want to also take this opportunity to thank Jeff Cuffs for giving Reflex Racing and RSD our very first ROAR National championship!!! Way to go!!!
I saw on some pictures that Keven H. was running our springs. I wonder if Rick was too? He ordered a few sets a couple of weeks back. Could it be 2 National titles perhaps?
07-31-2011, 07:09 PM
#208
Rick was flying all weekend in mod, had it not been for some freak luck in A2 (blowover on the straight), he would have forced A3. He raced Paulie super clean, everyone was so amazed mod cars could run that close and not touch.
Once Cuffs got the setup figured out Saturday, there was no stopping him. A bunch of his stuff got caught up in the storm that blew through Friday evening, so its that much more impressive he could recover from that and turn it into a National Title.
Once Cuffs got the setup figured out Saturday, there was no stopping him. A bunch of his stuff got caught up in the storm that blew through Friday evening, so its that much more impressive he could recover from that and turn it into a National Title.
We both liked them a lot. There will now be a Tamiya driver placing an order
07-31-2011, 08:45 PM
#210
Tech Master
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Olly, they are referring to the Reflex Springs. The 13.5lb spring we offer is indeed also known as "yellow". This is a Reflex thread, so the questions are pertaining to our brand of hop-ups.
Bosco, on our set-ups with the RSD TC6 pistons, we have been running 400-450cst rear and 500-550cst front.
On another note, I want to also take this opportunity to thank Jeff Cuffs for giving Reflex Racing and RSD our very first ROAR National championship!!! Way to go!!!
I saw on some pictures that Keven H. was running our springs. I wonder if Rick was too? He ordered a few sets a couple of weeks back. Could it be 2 National titles perhaps?
Bosco, on our set-ups with the RSD TC6 pistons, we have been running 400-450cst rear and 500-550cst front.
On another note, I want to also take this opportunity to thank Jeff Cuffs for giving Reflex Racing and RSD our very first ROAR National championship!!! Way to go!!!
I saw on some pictures that Keven H. was running our springs. I wonder if Rick was too? He ordered a few sets a couple of weeks back. Could it be 2 National titles perhaps?
Jeff