Capricorn 190mm EP
#181
Tech Adept
finally assembled my kit and am I happy that I went with this kit. the driveline feels smoother than a newborns behind. Imagine the kit with acer bearings upgrade. Two thing I don't like about the kit; 1) aluminum screw stripped often during kit assembly. Mind you that I was using Hudy tools. 2) the piston on the shocks rubs a little on the cylinder. Is there any fix for this? besides the 2 mentioned deficiencies, the kit is well executed. comparing this kit to my Tamiya TA06 is not even worth mentioning just by weight alone. By the way, what rate springs come with the kit? I couldn't find any color marks anywhere on the springs. I wont be running the kit for a couple of weeks because of school stuff but I'm really looking forward into driving this kit. Great job Capricorn and keep up the good work.
I agree , what a fantastic car. I do not have had the problem you mention with the screws , they are titanium. The shocks work just fantastic , witch ones are you using , I have changed to the short big bore.
The normal kit springs , normal length are green and yellow
#182
finally assembled my kit and am I happy that I went with this kit. the driveline feels smoother than a newborns behind. Imagine the kit with acer bearings upgrade. Two thing I don't like about the kit; 1) aluminum screw stripped often during kit assembly. Mind you that I was using Hudy tools. 2) the piston on the shocks rubs a little on the cylinder. Is there any fix for this? besides the 2 mentioned deficiencies, the kit is well executed. comparing this kit to my Tamiya TA06 is not even worth mentioning just by weight alone. By the way, what rate springs come with the kit? I couldn't find any color marks anywhere on the springs. I wont be running the kit for a couple of weeks because of school stuff but I'm really looking forward into driving this kit. Great job Capricorn and keep up the good work.
Great to hear you got the car assembled and are over all satisfied with it. Sorry to hear about the screws, next time you order some spare parts from me, I will included some extra screws. Please just remind me .
For the pistons scrubbing a bit, I have had the same problem with a piston. I just use very fine sandpaper, like corn 2000 and grind the piston very little. Then it's smooth and working excellent.
Please let me know if you need a god set-up. My driver Micheal Johnsen has done a lot of testing indoor/outdoor, Superstock/Modified and also tested all the hop-up parts, so he'll be glad to assist.
He replied you earlier, he is Johnsen-dk :-))...
All the best,
Niko
#183
Tech Regular
iTrader: (19)
Hi
I agree , what a fantastic car. I do not have had the problem you mention with the screws , they are titanium. The shocks work just fantastic , witch ones are you using , I have changed to the short big bore.
The normal kit springs , normal length are green and yellow
I agree , what a fantastic car. I do not have had the problem you mention with the screws , they are titanium. The shocks work just fantastic , witch ones are you using , I have changed to the short big bore.
The normal kit springs , normal length are green and yellow
Hello Sir,
Great to hear you got the car assembled and are over all satisfied with it. Sorry to hear about the screws, next time you order some spare parts from me, I will included some extra screws. Please just remind me .
For the pistons scrubbing a bit, I have had the same problem with a piston. I just use very fine sandpaper, like corn 2000 and grind the piston very little. Then it's smooth and working excellent.
Please let me know if you need a god set-up. My driver Micheal Johnsen has done a lot of testing indoor/outdoor, Superstock/Modified and also tested all the hop-up parts, so he'll be glad to assist.
He replied you earlier, he is Johnsen-dk :-))...
All the best,
Niko
Great to hear you got the car assembled and are over all satisfied with it. Sorry to hear about the screws, next time you order some spare parts from me, I will included some extra screws. Please just remind me .
For the pistons scrubbing a bit, I have had the same problem with a piston. I just use very fine sandpaper, like corn 2000 and grind the piston very little. Then it's smooth and working excellent.
Please let me know if you need a god set-up. My driver Micheal Johnsen has done a lot of testing indoor/outdoor, Superstock/Modified and also tested all the hop-up parts, so he'll be glad to assist.
He replied you earlier, he is Johnsen-dk :-))...
All the best,
Niko
#185
Tech Addict
iTrader: (3)
Hi
I agree , what a fantastic car. I do not have had the problem you mention with the screws , they are titanium. The shocks work just fantastic , witch ones are you using , I have changed to the short big bore.
The normal kit springs , normal length are green and yellow
I agree , what a fantastic car. I do not have had the problem you mention with the screws , they are titanium. The shocks work just fantastic , witch ones are you using , I have changed to the short big bore.
The normal kit springs , normal length are green and yellow
#187
Tech Adept
Yes , its the same size.
Let me know if you have other questions
Best regards
Michael Johnsen
#190
Tech Adept
Yes have tried it , but just in the 8,5 position , havn't had the time to test the difference.
The new shocks are on the way and will be tested quick monday evening and then off to round 1 of the ETS in Hrotovice.
Will return after next weekend.
Best regards
Michael
#191
Tech Regular
Anyone got a TE02? no pics yet only renderings
#193
Tech Regular
hmm, might have to stick by yokomo and the bd7 then
#195
Tech Regular
you highly recommend the capricorn?
when you say the car performs better the more you drive it, does that mean its rubbish and you have to get used to it?
when you say the car performs better the more you drive it, does that mean its rubbish and you have to get used to it?