NEW XRAY T2
#4816
Originally Posted by Manu_05'
Hello,
I would like to know if someone know where can I find screw in titanium for the T2 ?
I would like to know if someone know where can I find screw in titanium for the T2 ?
#4817
Tech Champion
iTrader: (5)
Originally Posted by BigDogRacing
Ray, just go back to flat front hinge pins in the 0/0 position and add a front swaybar. What you're describing is too much initial and then a loss of center/exit steering. Going flat on the front will put some center/exit back in it and the swaybar will take that edgy feel away. You'll most likely end up going to high r/c in the rear to get the overall steering back. Also, flattening the front and raising the rear will raise the roll centers making the car want to roll less- which is why it's doublesteering right now (IMO) cause it's rolling too much...
#4819
Tech Elite
iTrader: (9)
Originally Posted by Manu_05'
Hello,
I would like to know if someone know where can I find screw in titanium for the T2 ?
I would like to know if someone know where can I find screw in titanium for the T2 ?
#4820
Tech Adept
Anyone out there interested in an aluminum spool for your Xray? Made from the same 7075 aircraft grade aluminum as all of my other Xray parts. PM me or email me through my website at http://www.teamtamale.com
#4821
OOOhhhh pretty!! Expect my email with my order!
#4822
Tech Master
iTrader: (13)
Originally Posted by teamtamale
Anyone out there interested in an aluminum spool for your Xray? Made from the same 7075 aircraft grade aluminum as all of my other Xray parts. PM me or email me through my website at http://www.teamtamale.com
How will this aluminum part hold up to the rigors of the Xray's spring steel outdrives??
Thanks, Mike
#4823
titanium screws
Originally Posted by dawgmeat
#4824
Tech Champion
iTrader: (5)
OH-hey-I forgot I got a tip for durablity to pass along. If you run the short camber position on the rear hubs, put a grub screw in the outer unused hole. This makes the plastic hub much more rigid and the ballstud wont bend then eventually break through the thin plastic between the holes in a tank slapper hit.
Ray
Ray
#4827
Tech Champion
iTrader: (5)
Originally Posted by Rick Worth
Hey Ray, these cars have 4 wheels not 2 & no fuel tank. LOL
OKay-in non mixed up racing lingo-when you smack the board really hard with only the rear wheel-usually occurs when glancing off the inside board at full throttle and going straight across the track in 0.001 sec and hitting the outside board and emmiting any number of words, my favorite being OH SH-T!!!
#4828
Originally Posted by Jim Herrmann
What in the world?
I miss my 'ol ZX9 (10.2s 1/4m with p,jk, & 255lbs )...
Ok. Back to the thread topic...