Rc10ntc3
#5656
well it looks like i'm gonna buy a mip tweak station from an rctech member as well as an integy setup station..
anyway, i plan to start racing soon. where do you guys mount your transponders? i'm talking about track transponders right now, will get a personal one later.
anyway, i plan to start racing soon. where do you guys mount your transponders? i'm talking about track transponders right now, will get a personal one later.
#5657
advantages of one way diff
i know driving is hard and different, you can't brake when turning?but is it better? will my car be faster? inputs please....
#5658
Registered User
Got all my K-parts from Singapore today the rear hubs looks to be a real good deal. Maybe no more compressing the ball ends in . The turnbuckles are much bigger thank stock or Lunsford buckles and seem to have a deeper thread to grab the ball ends.
#5660
Tech Rookie
can anyone give me 5 important hop ups for the ntc3?
#5662
if you have the old style tank. try doing the tank mod. i did that and have had ZERO problems. could save you $10-15.
#5665
Get the BIG DAWG bones not sure where you can find them but they are much better than stock ones.
#5666
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#5667
Tech Apprentice
Re: advantages of one way diff
Originally posted by thefuzzclub
i know driving is hard and different, you can't brake when turning?but is it better? will my car be faster? inputs please....
i know driving is hard and different, you can't brake when turning?but is it better? will my car be faster? inputs please....
#5668
Re: Re: advantages of one way diff
Originally posted by misterntc3
I would first try a solid front diff as you will still have the normal braking. Alot of people will tell you that the diff gears won't put up with the forces but i have been running a locked diff for about 3 race meets now and the diff gears (white ones) are fine. My lap times are significantly faster with the solid diff then they were with the one way. With the locked diff you can still brake late and go up the inside of someone with a one way but i still have the pull out of the corners as a one way. My track that i race at is quite tight so braking is still important. Just remeber that with either a 1 way or locked diff you will need to change your setup.
I would first try a solid front diff as you will still have the normal braking. Alot of people will tell you that the diff gears won't put up with the forces but i have been running a locked diff for about 3 race meets now and the diff gears (white ones) are fine. My lap times are significantly faster with the solid diff then they were with the one way. With the locked diff you can still brake late and go up the inside of someone with a one way but i still have the pull out of the corners as a one way. My track that i race at is quite tight so braking is still important. Just remeber that with either a 1 way or locked diff you will need to change your setup.
is there a AE solid diff? what part should i replace and buy?
#5669
Tech Adept
i might be wrong, but isn't the solid diff, the stock diff gear. The one-way is the "hop-up" gear.
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#5670
no, the stock ball diff isnt' the same as the soilid axle. this is the solid axle:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXBMK0&P=7
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXBMK0&P=7