Xray T4'14
#811
Learned at the track front brace not really needed. You just have to add 2 or 3mm shims under upper plastic bumper, takes away flex in the front.
#812
#813
Tech Regular
Well the worst kept secret in UK R/C with Olly Jefferies going to Xray has now been announced on RedRC http://www.redrc.net/2013/12/jefferi...am-associated/ so I guess that makes it official LOL.
#814
Well the worst kept secret in UK R/C with Olly Jefferies going to Xray has now been announced on RedRC http://www.redrc.net/2013/12/jefferi...am-associated/ so I guess that makes it official LOL.
2014 is going to be interesting
Will be interesting to see how he does with Xray's 1/12 car as he's been very fast with Associated's
#815
I had a TC6/6.1 myself, not a bad car, but miles behind the Xray in every area (build quality, steering, corner speed). Sure Olly will make a step forwards and kick ass next year.
#816
so who was the top xray driver in mod?
(in the uk)
on a side note is spashett going to be in tc with the arc or just 1/12th
(in the uk)
on a side note is spashett going to be in tc with the arc or just 1/12th
#817
Tech Regular
Top current UK Xray drivers are probably James Hart and Phil Chambers, though Phil is racing a bit less recently due to work commitments.
I read that Spashett is going to try and race the ARC as much as possible, or words to that effect.
I read that Spashett is going to try and race the ARC as much as possible, or words to that effect.
#818
We are looking forward to next season with Olly on the team! He's got a lot of experience, should give us all a big boost
#819
#820
Tech Rookie
I am in the process of buying an X-ray on road just need the electrics
#821
If you can stomach the import duty, these would be better from Reflex Racing (bottom of the page);
http://www.reflexracing.net/XRAY-T3T..._c_98-6-0.html
'Wide Axle' versions are 52mm, 'Narrow Axle' are 51mm and use narrower bearings.
http://www.reflexracing.net/XRAY-T3T..._c_98-6-0.html
'Wide Axle' versions are 52mm, 'Narrow Axle' are 51mm and use narrower bearings.
Also order the thinner steering shim from RSD which increased the lock on my inner wheel from 27° to 30° (1mm ackerman shim installed). The steering blocks don't touch the C hubs yet so that's great. And it's a lot cheaper than buying the alu steering arms.
#822
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (18)
Thanks Skiddins. I ordered them a few days ago and got them yesterday. They look very good. The only downside is that I got the narrow axles instead of the wide version :-( (and I tried short ECS shafts in the past, but I don't like them in the front) I hope I can work this out with Cristian.
Also order the thinner steering shim from RSD which increased the lock on my inner wheel from 27° to 30° (1mm ackerman shim installed). The steering blocks don't touch the C hubs yet so that's great. And it's a lot cheaper than buying the alu steering arms.
Also order the thinner steering shim from RSD which increased the lock on my inner wheel from 27° to 30° (1mm ackerman shim installed). The steering blocks don't touch the C hubs yet so that's great. And it's a lot cheaper than buying the alu steering arms.
#824
Tech Initiate
It seems that,in stock,kits have dried up here in the states...anyone have an eta on next batch...???
#825
They didn't come with the special bearings and I don't have laying them around. Short shafts make the too aggressive on big carpet tracks IMO. On a 20x12m track I use my 1.6mm X-ray shafts. But my 2.0mm ecs shafts from X-ray are weak.