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Old 06-27-2006, 04:43 PM
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it's kind of funny that the cheaper engines are usually easier to make them go fast.
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Originally Posted by DRKWNG
I got a gallon and a half through my Plus 5 before the rear bearing went out. I bought an STS and so far it seems to be just as fast at half the cost. At $200 you can't get a better motor any cheaper.
So......you spent $200.00 on a new engine instead of $30.00 on a ceramic rear bearing?
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Old 06-27-2006, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by dido41
at what site can i fine this sts engine?

www.racernine.com
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Old 06-28-2006, 07:29 AM
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I ordered the TKO Bearings just waiting on them now. I had a EB P5X that I got two gallons through and the rear bearing went out. I got the new P5X bearings but it was too late and now it needs a pinch. I hope that my Plus-5 will be ok when I put the new bearings in. I just bought the STS because I need something dependable for the pro series. I'll use the Plus-5 and P5X for backups if everything goes as planned. I was going to use the STS as a backup but the way it's running There is no reason to take it out. It was just as fast as a V-Spec, OPS, P5X, and a Collari B7. If I can get more than five gallons out of it I'll be buying another one.
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Old 06-28-2006, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by DRKWNG
I ordered the TKO Bearings just waiting on them now. I had a EB P5X that I got two gallons through and the rear bearing went out. I got the new P5X bearings but it was too late and now it needs a pinch. I hope that my Plus-5 will be ok when I put the new bearings in. I just bought the STS because I need something dependable for the pro series. I'll use the Plus-5 and P5X for backups if everything goes as planned. I was going to use the STS as a backup but the way it's running There is no reason to take it out. It was just as fast as a V-Spec, OPS, P5X, and a Collari B7. If I can get more than five gallons out of it I'll be buying another one.

DRKWNG,

i just got 4 gallons of fuel through my STS .21T engine and this little mean powersource its running as strong as first day ... i have a national level event by the end of July in Mexico, and i will buy another STS .21T "just in case", but for sure i will try to do the entire event with the old engine ...

Good luyck with your engine, im really pleased with mine ... (if you need a new one, contact racernine.com) ...
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Old 06-28-2006, 08:59 AM
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Dan,

I'm assuming you got all the bugs worked out of your sts motor last night by the main? I know earlier on before racing began we were tuning in the low-end, and it was working decent by the start of the quals. Then later on during the quals you mentioned the high end felt lean, so you richened it up to bring down the temp. a bit. Did everything work out ok? Was the motor running well during the main?
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Old 06-28-2006, 12:19 PM
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I still need to work with it a little but it was running very well in the main. At least the first minute before the shock pulled apart. Still haven't finished a gas race since the pro series. And I only finished 3 of 6 at the electirc races at the regionals. I forgot to tell you why my truck stopped, the negative wire on the motor came off. Two of the three times my car broke, at the regionals, could have been avoided if I have done a better job wrenching on them. By the way did you win last night?
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Old 06-30-2006, 11:13 PM
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Hey what is a good set of clutch shoes for the jammin ftx1cr buggy? I have gotten around three gallons of nitro with the jammin ones. I would like to know if there is another set of clutch shoes out there that will last longer and not take away performance. Thanks
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Old 07-01-2006, 04:44 AM
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Jammin silver clutch shoes 10013.
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Old 07-01-2006, 06:55 AM
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I have raced my Jammin FT Kit for a month now and it is a great handling car. The track I race on runs from damp to dry / very dry and I have a setup to share for you all to try out.

Front

50 losi

shocks inner hole on arm and upper middle on tower

inner camber link lower hole

tires KD's in medium soft

5000 wt diff oil

stock lower B block

3rd hole in the steering rack ( hole closest to center of the car)

stock sway bar

2.5 degrees of negative camber


Center

5000 wt diff oil

60 ---- 40 brake bias

Stock brakes


Rear

3000 wt Diff oil

Shocks upper inner hole on tower and outside hole on arm

2 degree anti squat

2.5 degree rear toe

stock sway bar

2 degrees of negative camber

camber link mounted outside hole in the hub and inner , second hole
up on the tower

stock sway bar



Hope this helps some people L8
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Old 07-01-2006, 08:34 AM
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I have raced my Jammin FT Kit for a month now and it is a great handling car. The track I race on runs from damp to dry / very dry and I have a setup to share for you all to try out.
what oil do you have for the rear shocks?
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Old 07-01-2006, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by macnkitty2002
what oil do you have for the rear shocks?
also what springs
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Old 07-01-2006, 09:57 AM
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i guess you will have to leave the spring decision to yourself. his track might have a lot of jumps, while mine is virtually flat all around.
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Old 07-01-2006, 11:33 AM
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Thanks CAR!
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Old 07-01-2006, 01:37 PM
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sorry about that guys I did leave a few things out


The rear shocks have 45 losi in them

The springs are mugen blues ( almost like a light blue )


At the start of the day the track is in great shape but by the mains the track is rutted and really dries out in the 30 min mains. Also the track only has one double jump, one triple which you can backside , and a jump to table top which you can backside or flat land very easy, but like I said the track does get rutted worse as the day goes on.

I will try to post some pics of the track for you all to see.
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