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Old 02-25-2005, 07:53 PM
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i don't know we will be there sat. all day!
i need my nitro fix!!!
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Old 02-25-2005, 07:57 PM
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i don't know we will be there sat. all day!
i need my nitro fix!!!
Nitro fix?

See you Tomorrow then.
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Old 02-26-2005, 05:46 AM
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Did you get the decals? How did you like them?
Yes I did. They are trick.
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hey yb! what happen to the wifes Z car?
She still has it, but it does not have room for all of my crap.
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heard you car was on rails in practice. In the words of Larry the Cable Guy "git er done".
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heard you car was on rails in practice. In the words of Larry the Cable Guy "git er done".
Had a few rear belt issues. Looking forward to Airtronics race, I really need to run the car alot more. This car turns like a mutha and that is a good thing.
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Speaking of rear belts. I just started putting my Mongoose together for the summer and notice that with the 20t main shaft pulleys the rear belt is quite tight. Is this normal? This is with the K factory belts. Thanks, J Longbrake.
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Speaking of rear belts. I just started putting my Mongoose together for the summer and notice that with the 20t main shaft pulleys the rear belt is quite tight. Is this normal? This is with the K factory belts. Thanks, J Longbrake.
Unfortunately yes, My problem is running the 18th pulley and it being too loose. I am looking into some different length belts.
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brad first gear was 18/52 what was second gear ? your car kick-butt punch off of the turns
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he ran 18 internals
he ran 24/45 second I believe we agreed it was overgeared.
we ran 18/52 23/46 at fort myers 19 internals. Eric ran 18 internals with 24 on second. I would recommend the first option. If you opt for the 18's use the 23/46 and the stock rear belt with bigger bearings on the tensioner. you could also use a side tensioner bearing assembly on the rear.
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yah ,i was thinging that the side tensioner pulley might work on the rear belt when used with the 18th pulley cool!
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thats a toffelmire Idea.
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I just got the integy spring dyno.

Thought I would update you on some springs rates.

tm silver 26lb/in

tm grey 1.9 52lb/in
tm orange 1.8 41.5lb/in
tm blue 1.7 31lb/in
tm aqua 1.6 26lb/in
tm purple 1.5 20lb/in
tm pink 1.4 17lb/in
tm fusha 1.3 13.5lb/in
tm green 1.2 11lb/in

Mugen grey - 41lb/in
Mugen light blue - 33lb/in
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brad first gear was 18/52 what was second gear ? your car kick-butt punch off of the turns
I was running 24/46 but, I will run 23/46 next time.
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Originally posted by rodneybarrett
I just got the integy spring dyno.

Thought I would update you on some springs rates.

tm silver 26lb/in

tm grey 1.9 52lb/in
tm orange 1.8 41.5lb/in
tm blue 1.7 31lb/in
tm aqua 1.6 26lb/in
tm purple 1.5 20lb/in
tm pink 1.4 17lb/in
tm fusha 1.3 13.5lb/in
tm green 1.2 11lb/in

Mugen grey - 41lb/in
Mugen light blue - 33lb/in
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