Mugen MBX6
#571
i have a rc8 and drove a 5r the other day and loved it so i will be getting a mbx6 but do yall think that most of the setup from the 5r will transfer straight over to the six?
#572
Registered User
Now back to the MBX6, I have heard that Australia will get their shipment before the USofA can anyone confirm this?
Last edited by Loop&Roll; 09-11-2008 at 07:20 PM.
#573
no but ive heard heard that same rumor!
#574
i see the italians got dibs on some alum. goodies perhaps a 6r version of sorts
#575
That'd be nice if we got it first!
#577
Registered User
#578
Registered User
#579
muGEN
The car is looking really good ! good job on mugen's part
#580
it seems all the Team drivers had their kits with both carbon and cnc towers for them to decide which to use after testing, this may reflect on the production kits who knows
from scott hughes
Everyone has been asking me about the weight. Weighed in last night with titanium screws, new light weight OS aluminum head, and fiber brakes at below ROAR limit. If I can get a lipo in it and some more ti parts it can easily be down to the IFMAR limit
ROAR limit 3200 grams
IFMA limit 3000 grams
I'll get the exact grams on my tomorrow.
ROAR limit 3200 grams
IFMA limit 3000 grams
I'll get the exact grams on my tomorrow.
#582
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Then why ask? Not confident in you source! Even the Australian importer only gave me an approximate arrival date. Until they have left the factory we really won't have a exact arrival date.
All I know is that each and every one of us are waiting for our MBX6 kits to be our own hands. So what if we beat the USA, is not like were going to get a Gold medal for being first.
All I know is that each and every one of us are waiting for our MBX6 kits to be our own hands. So what if we beat the USA, is not like were going to get a Gold medal for being first.
#583
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Oh and don't think i'm saying or implying the mugen wont be any good, I had a 5r and it was very good. As will the mbx6 be.
Just I believe buggy's should be as light as possible, ALL BUGGY's.
Now extra weight may give you the appearence of a better handling buggy, but it's just masking a set-up issue, as more weight slow's the weight transfere rate, as there's more of it to move and therefore makes the buggy more sluggish in the turns, accelerating and braking. This is not a situation i want built into any buggy by design as it can be simulated by set-up, but i can understand why some people would find it easier to drive this way
Rod
Just I believe buggy's should be as light as possible, ALL BUGGY's.
Now extra weight may give you the appearence of a better handling buggy, but it's just masking a set-up issue, as more weight slow's the weight transfere rate, as there's more of it to move and therefore makes the buggy more sluggish in the turns, accelerating and braking. This is not a situation i want built into any buggy by design as it can be simulated by set-up, but i can understand why some people would find it easier to drive this way
Rod
#585
They are aluminum. Team drivers recieved their cars with both carbon and aluminum towers (was posted a couple posts above) and it seems that all of them used tried and true aluminum. I would guess it's because they are prepping for the worlds and probably don't want to chance the new carbon stuff and risk breaking.