Team Grid RC

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Hello all,

This is our thread for Grid RC where we can support our customers and provide installation and tuning tips for our products.

We will be releasing a line of tools and upgrades for the touring cars.

We have another thread in the 1/8 off-road electric section if you want to read more about us.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ts-thread.html

We will keep you all updated on touring car product updates here.

Thank you
Team GRID

Team Grid RC

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Just released is our BalancePro V2 with new adaptors to support 1/10 touring car wheels.

Features:
- Micro ball-bearing support
- 4mm precision ground balance rod
- adaptors for 1/10 touring and 1/8 off-road wheels
- three adjustable feet for more precision
- CNC milled from billet aluminum and anodized
- Made in Canada

SteveM

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Is the bubble level included?

Team Grid RC

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Sorry, the bubble level shown it the pic is not included. We got this from Home Depot. Rona, and Lowes carry the same one.

The BalancePro will work fine on any flat surface. The bubble level is only really necessary if you are using it at the track where the table may not be level at all.

Team Grid RC

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We have been getting a few questions on the adapters that is included with the BalancePro V2 because the pictures don't show the details on the adapter itself.

The V2 includes three adapters; 12mm hex, 14mm hex, and 17mm hex.

The 12mm hex adapter is for the 1/10 touring car wheels. For those that also run 1/10 short-course, the 14mm hex adapter is for that.

17mm is for 1/8 buggy and truggy wheels.

Team Grid RC

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We will be releasing CNC machined Teflon pistons for the VCS shocks with #56, #57 and Associated #2 piston holes. These will be tapered.

If you feel that others sizes that would benefit you racing let us know.

Kody

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1.1mm 3 holes and 1.2mm 3 hole with a 10mm OD.

grippgoat

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Aren't #56 and #57 close enough?

-Mike

Logi Maker

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Not for the super dialed panda. He has a national championship in his sights.

Team Grid RC

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We got a few questions regarding changing pistons on 1/10 touring car shocks at a race and thought we share it with you all.

Some racers have told us that they found that the tiny button head screw at times have come loose or completely off the shock shaft during a race. Since the shaft/piston is submerged in silicone oil, thread locker won't cure fast enough during a race and the oil will wash out the thread locker unless it is cured.

If you torque down the button head screw while holding the ball end, the shaft could thread deeper into it changing its length. The GRID shock shaft tool can grip the shaft firmly and allow you to torque the button screw down more.

oldrcr

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Hi,

I would be interested in a drop-down steering adaptor for the MT4. Please let me know if you have a pilot program, as I would be happy to help with testing if needed.

Thanks.

mdwalsh

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i would love to participate in the MT4 Dropdown pilot!

Matt

Roadsplat

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I would be interested in the MT 4 drop down pilot project. Any idea on the cost.

Thanks

RC

Team Grid RC

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We would like to keep it as low as possible as a pilot. Final price will depend on how many people we can get for this pilot.

We tried to do this project a year ago with little interest. Majority of the MT4 owners considered a backlight and radio skins as higher priority upgrades over a drop down. Racers that must have a drop down and backlight went directly to the flagship radio, the M11X.

"Smiley"

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As a Team Driver for Airtronics, I would really be interested in the Drop Down. It woud make the MT4 even more comfortable than it already is.