Speed Passion F1 car - The SP1
#1336
Tech Apprentice
Check my setup sheet from last competition. Big tight and fast carpet. In this conditions xray f1 has a lot quicker in corners. If I change to 185 front widt form 190 it would be more adjustable to increase speed in corners?
Front suspension set likes Tsutomu Arakawa from petitrc.
Still not enough speed mid corner. Any tips?
#1339
Tech Apprentice
#1340
It may still be early in April but im already counting down the days to bring my SP1 out for Asphalt racing.
And keeping a eye out for SP1v2
RTR, Roller or kit. From Speed Passion.
And keeping a eye out for SP1v2
RTR, Roller or kit. From Speed Passion.
#1341
Tech Rookie
#1342
#1343
Tech Master
iTrader: (17)
Plastic
Can anyone tell me how to find out if my new sp1 has the upgraded plastic parts.During the build i had trouble with the nuts in the center pod brace just spinning around as the plastic just seems to soft.I tried a different brand nut that fitted better and even then the plastic just gave way.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
#1344
Tech Champion
iTrader: (22)
Can anyone tell me how to find out if my new sp1 has the upgraded plastic parts.During the build i had trouble with the nuts in the center pod brace just spinning around as the plastic just seems to soft.I tried a different brand nut that fitted better and even then the plastic just gave way.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
#1345
Tech Elite
iTrader: (8)
Maybe, just maybe, you can do this.
4 x normal lock nuts (depending on the height, I would stack them)
2 x nylon lock nuts.
2 x longer screws.
CA glue.
Stack two normal lock nuts in the plastic pivot lock nut holder. Take your longer screws and oil the threads and thread them up into the normal lock nuts. Then thread the screws up into the normal lock nuts as best as you can. Then try to set the rear pod and side-links so they are moving/pivoting freely. Once you have the pod and links set, I would then glue those normal lock nuts in place with some CA. After the CA has set, take your nylon lock nuts and tighten them down on top of your normal lock nuts to hold them in place.
It's worth a try. I've never tried it before. But who knows? It might work in the mean time.
4 x normal lock nuts (depending on the height, I would stack them)
2 x nylon lock nuts.
2 x longer screws.
CA glue.
Stack two normal lock nuts in the plastic pivot lock nut holder. Take your longer screws and oil the threads and thread them up into the normal lock nuts. Then thread the screws up into the normal lock nuts as best as you can. Then try to set the rear pod and side-links so they are moving/pivoting freely. Once you have the pod and links set, I would then glue those normal lock nuts in place with some CA. After the CA has set, take your nylon lock nuts and tighten them down on top of your normal lock nuts to hold them in place.
It's worth a try. I've never tried it before. But who knows? It might work in the mean time.
#1346
Tech Master
iTrader: (17)
Maybe, just maybe, you can do this.
4 x normal lock nuts (depending on the height, I would stack them)
2 x nylon lock nuts.
2 x longer screws.
CA glue.
Stack two normal lock nuts in the plastic pivot lock nut holder. Take your longer screws and oil the threads and thread them up into the normal lock nuts. Then thread the screws up into the normal lock nuts as best as you can. Then try to set the rear pod and side-links so they are moving/pivoting freely. Once you have the pod and links set, I would then glue those normal lock nuts in place with some CA. After the CA has set, take your nylon lock nuts and tighten them down on top of your normal lock nuts to hold them in place.
It's worth a try. I've never tried it before. But who knows? It might work in the mean time.
4 x normal lock nuts (depending on the height, I would stack them)
2 x nylon lock nuts.
2 x longer screws.
CA glue.
Stack two normal lock nuts in the plastic pivot lock nut holder. Take your longer screws and oil the threads and thread them up into the normal lock nuts. Then thread the screws up into the normal lock nuts as best as you can. Then try to set the rear pod and side-links so they are moving/pivoting freely. Once you have the pod and links set, I would then glue those normal lock nuts in place with some CA. After the CA has set, take your nylon lock nuts and tighten them down on top of your normal lock nuts to hold them in place.
It's worth a try. I've never tried it before. But who knows? It might work in the mean time.
#1347
Tech Addict
iTrader: (32)
Try grinding down carefully where the nut goes in the nylon nut holder and when you tighten it use a nut driver. That what I did very carefully grind away enough to flatten out that area and enough room for a nut driver. That's what I do to all my cars that have that type system it allows you to really tighten the nuts down. And run the screw through the nylon part of the nut first.
#1348
Looking for/Wanted
Looking for a SP-1 that maybe forsale as a roller with parts. If theres anyone looking to part with theres.
Must be able to ship to Canada
Must be able to ship to Canada
#1349
One of those nights. Pulled a rookie move(forgot to check pinion Pitch) now i need a 72T 48p spur to get my speed passion F1.
Anyone have a 72T 48p spur for sell?
Or will any brand spur gear work?
Anyone have a 72T 48p spur for sell?
Or will any brand spur gear work?