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Old 06-02-2009, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Jamie Corrado
Hess,
What's good kid?
I know you are lovin the K car,
See you Wed. morning.
You still know how to get to 301? Haven’t seen you all year what’s going on man?

I will have to say I am loving the K car!!!!

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Old 06-02-2009, 09:28 PM
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I plan on going to the 301 classic but my car just had a nasty crash....the receiver packs cord scraped the ground shorted and sent the car out of control.
I broke some parts and was wondering if i would be able to get them there before making a 12 hr trip. I mainly need a top deck for my wc, and a rear hub and a side pully. If anyone has these parts please and if going to be there let me know....
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Old 06-02-2009, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by jiggamacdaddy
I plan on going to the 301 classic but my car just had a nasty crash....the receiver packs cord scraped the ground shorted and sent the car out of control.
I broke some parts and was wondering if i would be able to get them there before making a 12 hr trip. I mainly need a top deck for my wc, and a rear hub and a side pully. If anyone has these parts please and if going to be there let me know....
I have a used top deck in good shape and the pullys. Come see me and will get you running..
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Old 06-03-2009, 07:03 AM
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you sir......are my hero hahahah. alright man i will be heading out of ga around noon thursday, and be there early friday morning. My name is bobby, what is yours this way i know who i am looking for?
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hey guys whats the drive train ratio for the rrr evo 2, front and rear with stock pulley setup. thanks.
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Old 06-03-2009, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by beers4evo
hey guys whats the drive train ratio for the rrr evo 2, front and rear with stock pulley setup. thanks.
Last I checked, the EVO2 had the same ratio as the previous model:

Serpent: 1.95
Kyosho: 2.05
Xray: 2.05
MUGEN: 2.15
Magic: 2.55

Below is a quote from someone that sums it up perfectly...

Having a lower internal gearing ratio allows you to go lower on 1st and 2nd gear pinions, and at the same time keeps the final drive ratio the same. What this also means is that you get faster into the powerband of .12 motors and the spool up time of the drive train is also less. This translates to faster acceleration corner to corner.
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Old 06-03-2009, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Novarossi
Last I checked, the EVO2 had the same ratio as the previous model:

Serpent: 1.95
Kyosho: 2.05
Xray: 2.05
MUGEN: 2.15
Magic: 2.55

Below is a quote from someone that sums it up perfectly...

Having a lower internal gearing ratio allows you to go lower on 1st and 2nd gear pinions, and at the same time keeps the final drive ratio the same. What this also means is that you get faster into the powerband of .12 motors and the spool up time of the drive train is also less. This translates to faster acceleration corner to corner.


woo hoo thanks! legend!
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any comment on STRR ?
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Originally Posted by Wenbiao
any comment on STRR ?
what's that???
off road truggy?
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Old 06-04-2009, 02:09 AM
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what can be done to prevent tires from wearing fast during final race....ie, besides using harder shore....especially on the rear wheels.

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Originally Posted by IQ0
what can be done to prevent tires from wearing fast during final race....ie, besides using harder shore....especially on the rear wheels.
Good question, but hard for the perfect answer.

Im using front37- rear40 and for the long mains, 30min I go with 37-42 or 40-45 depending of the track and surface. I use 2mm split at the start and some times I end with 1mm split or some times 0 split.
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what can be done to prevent tires from wearing fast during final race....ie, besides using harder shore....especially on the rear wheels.
your driving style has to change for longer races and your overall setup needs to keep the split even. if you are wearing the rears too quickly and you are already 1 shore harder then you need to look at possibly running less rear toe-in and not sliding the car into the corner or figuring out a way to make the front of the car do more work. If you have a large sweeper at the end of a straight that is full throttle, there is basically nothing you can do but run a harder outside sweeper tire.

I can usually get away with running a 3mm split with 1 shore harder rears for a 60 minute race unless the track is unusually harsh and end the race with just about even tire sizes.
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Originally Posted by mcsquish
OK, I have another question for everyone. How many people have converted to the X-Ray tank? I'm tring to decide just because I have had issues with the Kyosho tanks. and I know if I wouldn't get hit or hit a wall at mach 4 I would be having the issues......

I hate having this much free time, I want to go racing........ darn wedding.
What issue are you having with the Kyosho tank? In 2.5 years I am on my 3rd tank.
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Old 06-04-2009, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by ALG
Good question, but hard for the perfect answer.

Im using front37- rear40 and for the long mains, 30min I go with 37-42 or 40-45 depending of the track and surface. I use 2mm split at the start and some times I end with 1mm split or some times 0 split.
Originally Posted by Brian Bosley
your driving style has to change for longer races and your overall setup needs to keep the split even. if you are wearing the rears too quickly and you are already 1 shore harder then you need to look at possibly running less rear toe-in and not sliding the car into the corner or figuring out a way to make the front of the car do more work. If you have a large sweeper at the end of a straight that is full throttle, there is basically nothing you can do but run a harder outside sweeper tire.

I can usually get away with running a 3mm split with 1 shore harder rears for a 60 minute race unless the track is unusually harsh and end the race with just about even tire sizes.
Thanks for the great feedback guys....will pin these up on my next coming practice....cheers!
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