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02-06-2003, 10:45 PM
#2356
Tech Adept
Hey Francis check your PM.
02-07-2003, 12:04 AM
#2357
Originally posted by Craig
I can assemble the diffs without touching the grease.So yes its not messy
I can assemble the diffs without touching the grease.So yes its not messy
But seriously, you don't lube the diffs with the stealth lube?
02-07-2003, 12:59 AM
#2358
foam tyres
hey fuzzclub
here in australia at the club were I run my tc3 at pro level, we are only allowed to run foam tyres and we us 30 mm rears and 26 mm fronts. The 30mm rears see to stop the car from traction rolling, not the the car has that much traction roll. But the 30 mm rears fit fine and there is modifying needed. Hope this helps your quest to domination.
here in australia at the club were I run my tc3 at pro level, we are only allowed to run foam tyres and we us 30 mm rears and 26 mm fronts. The 30mm rears see to stop the car from traction rolling, not the the car has that much traction roll. But the 30 mm rears fit fine and there is modifying needed. Hope this helps your quest to domination.
02-07-2003, 02:24 AM
#2359
Originally posted by InitialD
Craig, don't take it at heart. I was just messing with you
But seriously, you don't lube the diffs with the stealth lube?
Craig, don't take it at heart. I was just messing with you
But seriously, you don't lube the diffs with the stealth lube?
02-07-2003, 03:00 AM
#2360
Re: foam tyres
Originally posted by finchy
hey fuzzclub
here in australia at the club were I run my tc3 at pro level, we are only allowed to run foam tyres and we us 30 mm rears and 26 mm fronts. The 30mm rears see to stop the car from traction rolling, not the the car has that much traction roll. But the 30 mm rears fit fine and there is modifying needed. Hope this helps your quest to domination.
hey fuzzclub
here in australia at the club were I run my tc3 at pro level, we are only allowed to run foam tyres and we us 30 mm rears and 26 mm fronts. The 30mm rears see to stop the car from traction rolling, not the the car has that much traction roll. But the 30 mm rears fit fine and there is modifying needed. Hope this helps your quest to domination.
02-07-2003, 03:03 AM
#2361
30mm rears fit fine
02-07-2003, 05:03 AM
#2362
Brett, The screws on the shock towers are "The Fix" screws that you can pick up on Ebay. The uppers are machined 1-piece aluminum, with an exact fit. The 1-1/4"or 1-1/2" steel screws come all the way up thru the transmission case from the bottom of the car. Its a very solid set-up not requiring tubes of any type. I bought the set (front & rear) for $25 shipped. A few of the other racers here have made a similar set-up themselves for less, I just liked how this was done. Very simple and clean. The only issue I have with the car now is the rear toe-links. I have purchased captured ball ends, and longer Lunsford Punisher turnbuckles. I think this will prevent compression, and the popping off of the rod-ends. I will wait for AE, or another source, to come out with the delrin gears, then I'll go back to the new Yokomo one-way. Other than that I am ready to go.
02-07-2003, 05:14 AM
#2363
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Originally posted by Brett
we dont have a tyer class here
we can run what we want aslong as its no bigger than 32mm wide
i run the rubber on our small tight concrete tracks and the foam on our bigger asphalt tracks
and at both tracks the ntc3 with a cx12ps has beaten all the pro class running mtx3's with jps3's, v1rr's with s3's and so on
mind u wining on both foam and rubber
what that tell ya
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THAT IS GREAT..........Sounds like the guys in Brisbane ought to be giving you a call..thanks again for the response.....
we dont have a tyer class here
we can run what we want aslong as its no bigger than 32mm wide
i run the rubber on our small tight concrete tracks and the foam on our bigger asphalt tracks
and at both tracks the ntc3 with a cx12ps has beaten all the pro class running mtx3's with jps3's, v1rr's with s3's and so on
mind u wining on both foam and rubber
what that tell ya
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THAT IS GREAT..........Sounds like the guys in Brisbane ought to be giving you a call..thanks again for the response.....
Last edited by fastharry™; 02-07-2003 at 05:17 AM.
02-07-2003, 12:51 PM
#2364
Re: Re: foam tyres
Originally posted by thefuzzclub
Thanks finchy, but what modifications will i do on the rear tires? shave it so as to fit?
Thanks finchy, but what modifications will i do on the rear tires? shave it so as to fit?
02-07-2003, 12:55 PM
#2365
Just got my RD logics stuff today. I'm fairly impressed, the finish is just beautiful and it looks awesome on the car. The braces were a tight fit, but everything else went together flawlessly. The company is awesome; I e-mailed them asking questions and they replied quickly to all my questoins, they shipped the stuff the same day I ordered it (I ordered around 3pm) and the stuff got to my house in two days. WOW is all I can say.
Here are a few pics of the parts on the car:
Here are a few pics of the parts on the car:
02-07-2003, 12:56 PM
#2366
Pic 2:
02-07-2003, 12:57 PM
#2367
Now all I need is a nice blue dual chambered pipe and blue manifold, and my masterpiece will be complete. 
Anyhoo, pic 3:
Anyhoo, pic 3:
02-07-2003, 01:19 PM
#2368
Originally posted by NTC3NUT
Brett, The screws on the shock towers are "The Fix" screws that you can pick up on Ebay. The uppers are machined 1-piece aluminum, with an exact fit. The 1-1/4"or 1-1/2" steel screws come all the way up thru the transmission case from the bottom of the car. Its a very solid set-up not requiring tubes of any type. I bought the set (front & rear) for $25 shipped. A few of the other racers here have made a similar set-up themselves for less, I just liked how this was done. Very simple and clean. The only issue I have with the car now is the rear toe-links. I have purchased captured ball ends, and longer Lunsford Punisher turnbuckles. I think this will prevent compression, and the popping off of the rod-ends. I will wait for AE, or another source, to come out with the delrin gears, then I'll go back to the new Yokomo one-way. Other than that I am ready to go.
Brett, The screws on the shock towers are "The Fix" screws that you can pick up on Ebay. The uppers are machined 1-piece aluminum, with an exact fit. The 1-1/4"or 1-1/2" steel screws come all the way up thru the transmission case from the bottom of the car. Its a very solid set-up not requiring tubes of any type. I bought the set (front & rear) for $25 shipped. A few of the other racers here have made a similar set-up themselves for less, I just liked how this was done. Very simple and clean. The only issue I have with the car now is the rear toe-links. I have purchased captured ball ends, and longer Lunsford Punisher turnbuckles. I think this will prevent compression, and the popping off of the rod-ends. I will wait for AE, or another source, to come out with the delrin gears, then I'll go back to the new Yokomo one-way. Other than that I am ready to go.
Thanks
02-07-2003, 06:42 PM
#2369
Re: Re: Re: foam tyres
Originally posted by Boomer
You don't need to shave them to fit. They should fit just fine "as-is"
You don't need to shave them to fit. They should fit just fine "as-is"
02-07-2003, 06:43 PM
#2370
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Brett
[B]30mm rears fit fine
Brett, thanks for the reply.
[B]30mm rears fit fine
Brett, thanks for the reply.