NEW XRAY T2
#4051
Tech Elite
iTrader: (11)
Originally Posted by The Fog
I just received my Ali hubs and knuckles.
Can't see why Xray uses 9x5mm bearings instead of 10x5mm. Rather inconciderate engineering , or what ??
Jacko
Can't see why Xray uses 9x5mm bearings instead of 10x5mm. Rather inconciderate engineering , or what ??
Jacko
#4052
Tech Addict
iTrader: (2)
Originally Posted by Soul Food
I need opinions on aluminus steering block front and rear.... I know they like kool, but are they good for racing???
If you must use the stock plastic ones, put a set screw in the hole (top of the rear hub) that you do not use. This will make it very strong, but just go buy the aluminium ones! They are great!
#4053
This car rules
I would just like to say that I love my T2 . It sat in the box for 6 weeks before the birds(drove the 05). I put it on the track and it felt good but now I have this car dialed. I just took stock and 19T TQ and won stock. This car kicks ass.
#4055
Tech Elite
iTrader: (1)
Originally Posted by James
where can i buy the T2 alumn hubs/parts online? (with international shipping)
*sigh*
*sigh*
#4057
Originally Posted by gonzo416
PitCrew is making aluminum adjustable castor blocks and rear c-hubs(toe).
like the schumacher ones, but he is going to use aluminum adjustable inserts instead of plastic. there supposed to run about $75. sounds awesome, just can't wait to see them.
like the schumacher ones, but he is going to use aluminum adjustable inserts instead of plastic. there supposed to run about $75. sounds awesome, just can't wait to see them.
Sorry for the delay. I may have said something a bit too early. Should have waited till I had them running, but I sorta wanted to get peoples reation to the idea before proceeding with machining.
If you are in dire need of aluminum hubs, there are a couple options. The Xray brand aluminum hubs look like they will be very nice, just not adjustable. And the Tamale hubs are also a good choice.
I don't want to have anybody waiting around upset, but when I do have them out in the next few weeks, those who didn't wait may be disappointed they didn't..
#4059
Tech Regular
iTrader: (7)
Originally Posted by James
wow, the parts on stormer didnt last long, i think i bought the last set of rear alu hubs.
no front C-hubs / carriers at all. bummer
no front C-hubs / carriers at all. bummer
#4061
Tech Initiate
hey guys just put togather my new t2 and raced it this weekend , seems nice , anything you guys recomeend doing to the car for racing stock on carpet , ? adj, camber , toe , tweak , shocks , tires , chassis setting ?
thanks guys
thanks guys
#4062
Tech Master
iTrader: (11)
Originally Posted by benroc
hey guys just put togather my new t2 and raced it this weekend , seems nice , anything you guys recomeend doing to the car for racing stock on carpet , ? adj, camber , toe , tweak , shocks , tires , chassis setting ?
thanks guys
thanks guys
#4063
Originally Posted by benroc
hey guys just put togather my new t2 and raced it this weekend , seems nice , anything you guys recomeend doing to the car for racing stock on carpet , ? adj, camber , toe , tweak , shocks , tires , chassis setting ?
thanks guys
thanks guys
#4064
Tech Adept
Has anybody found massive differences from running a stiff (standard chassis) to a flexi one?
At the weekend i was running on asphalt (5deg C track temp) on rubber tires it was the first time this year that the track had been used so i went with a fairly flexible car i found that stiffening the car up made the car carry more speed and seemed to give the car more grip!
The car was more lively when stiff too which is to be expected but i found going stiffer was faster, which i can understand as long as your suspension and everything else is working well.
But i did think that there would have been more of a change to the feel of the car, also i havent had time to do extensive testing with the flexi chassis so does anyone know which posts/screws make the biggest difference?
At the weekend i was running on asphalt (5deg C track temp) on rubber tires it was the first time this year that the track had been used so i went with a fairly flexible car i found that stiffening the car up made the car carry more speed and seemed to give the car more grip!
The car was more lively when stiff too which is to be expected but i found going stiffer was faster, which i can understand as long as your suspension and everything else is working well.
But i did think that there would have been more of a change to the feel of the car, also i havent had time to do extensive testing with the flexi chassis so does anyone know which posts/screws make the biggest difference?
#4065
Originally Posted by DennisNyholm
Crap, and I was going to order some parts!! I just hope that my LHS has some in stock since I WILL break something!!!