shano83

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These ones are the steel gears
http://www.rc-mushroom.com/product_i...-gears-p-13534

shano83

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And yes they are the gasket/ oring

MikeR

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Hi All,

New front arm braces are in

http://www.exotekracing.com/fgx-front-arm-braces/





And thanks TQ Raceway for your support! One of the best tracks in all of Socal.

liljohn1064

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Ordered! Thanks Mike!

texastc

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and I just sold my FGX. sigh.

6376vette

Are there any diffusers that fit the fgx?

JManangan

Click, Enter CC info, Click... Kick up feet on table! Thanks Mike, this would have saved me at West Coast on saturday!

shano83

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Hey guys I have ordered my chassis, and can't wait to get!
Is there anything that I should be aware of when building?
I have had plenty of chassis from exotek when racing tc but just thought I might throw out the question?

liljohn1064

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Honestly, not much except make sure all bearings roll free and make sure it's flat after the conversion.

F N CUDA

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Hey Mike,
You've got a PM man.
tap tap a set of those FGX braces.

HawaiiBob

I know this has been asked before, but I never saw an answer.
Does anyone have setup advice for asphalt? We had an FGX at the track this weekend and he was running the pit tires. Um, not a good result, I think they are too soft and springy for a slightly bumpy track. Was thinkin ride mediums might be a good place to start but wanted to see if anyone had some first hand knowledge.

InspGadgt

+1

WILDMAN442

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Ok I am seriously considering one of these bad boys as my first on road.

I have narrowed down the power plant to the hobbywing justock system. Now I need some reccomendation on a servo to use.

What is everyone else using and how are they working for you?

Thanks fellas!!!

Justin

RicerX1

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I don't know about it as a first on road vehicle. Its a damn cool car. But I ended up getting a touring car so I can get more practice in, as I was spending more time fixing at the track then driving.

As for what I used I had a hobbywing xtreme with no timing software. Savox SC-1251MG as a servo and a thunder power 21.5t motor.

make sure the servo you get is a low profile listed in the fgx manual. You can dl the manual from the 3 racing website. I got some cheap china low profile servo and it wasn't low enough.

For the motor make sure you get a reedy or thunder power. Or similar one with a short / beveled end as to allow proper clearance with the chassis. If you already have the justock system with the hobbywing motor you will have to grind/move the post and grind the upper deck to fit the motor. If you go back you'll see some posts of examples of the grinding.

aceinthesky

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just ordered a set