Mugen MTX-4
#5446
Originally Posted by Adim_X
Are you guys using on/off switches, or some kind of connector? Could you tell me what brand, or style?
#5447
Quote:
Originally Posted by Adim_X
Are you guys using on/off switches, or some kind of connector? Could you tell me what brand, or style?
This works great and cost $6
Originally Posted by Adim_X
Are you guys using on/off switches, or some kind of connector? Could you tell me what brand, or style?
This works great and cost $6
#5448
Originally Posted by richey
Quote:
Originally Posted by Adim_X
Are you guys using on/off switches, or some kind of connector? Could you tell me what brand, or style?
This works great and cost $6
Originally Posted by Adim_X
Are you guys using on/off switches, or some kind of connector? Could you tell me what brand, or style?
This works great and cost $6
#5449
Originally Posted by Osiris 75
I ended up going with the MTX-3 pinions and spurs, and haven't had any more problems stripping gears!! All the Mugen drivers at my local track have done the same!!
he later found out that the screw holding the graphite tray next to the brace was loose, he tied it and no more stripping.
I did this to prevent stripping gears.
1 6x10 .2mm shim between the pin and the bearing in the 2 speed shaft(or dremel the brace to avoid contact)
2 endplay of the main shaft shoul be minimum, enough so that the one way hub rolls freely without the spurs losing contact at all time with the pinions when the centax is engaged
3 check the space between the speed shoes, as long as there's no friction with the two speed hub, it's ok
4 adjust your centax at your most desirable setting, but keep in mind the endplay of the pinions, there should be contact at all time with the spus, if not, the signs of wear on your spur will let you know.
5 the most important, the pinions should be perfectly aligned both vertical and horizontal, the mtx4 is not unforgiving on this matter as the 3, and the reason is simple, smaller pinions!
6 adjust your gear meshing using only the smaller spur, should be parallel, free, and check the endplay of the centax, contact at all times, then install the bigger spur and it should be also free, if not too free, a couple runs will automatically adjust them!
I hope it helps you, cuz since I did this my spurs are like new, Heck I even have a 59 spur from my mtx3 running on my mtx4, and my 2 speed spur has 2 gallons of fuel and still works fine!
happy racing!
happy racing
#5450
Is the JP super hard clutch spring the same as the Mugen super hard clutch spring?
Whats the effect of the spring on clutch engagement? will it allow more rpm before the clutch engages?
Whats the effect of the spring on clutch engagement? will it allow more rpm before the clutch engages?
#5451
The harder the spring or more you tighten the nut, the higher the RPM the clutch will engage.
#5452
Originally Posted by richey
Quote:
Originally Posted by Adim_X
Are you guys using on/off switches, or some kind of connector? Could you tell me what brand, or style?
This works great and cost $6
Originally Posted by Adim_X
Are you guys using on/off switches, or some kind of connector? Could you tell me what brand, or style?
This works great and cost $6
#5453
#5454
i see u there Justin!
#5455
Originally Posted by Adim_X
Are you guys using on/off switches, or some kind of connector? Could you tell me what brand, or style?
id use the sanwa switch harness you can charge without unpluging the battery
#5456
Tech Fanatic
rear roll center
anyone who play ith the rear roll center, how does it affect the the handling ? I am running the original set up and it works very good. I would like to know how it perform if we changed the change the rear roll centre.
#5457
depends on your track but ive found that the higher you have it the more rear grip you end up with and less when you have it at the bottom and the middle is inbetween, someone correct me if im wrong
Chris
Chris
#5458
Traction high = RC's down
Traction low = RC's up
Traction low = RC's up
#5459
Originally Posted by speedy100
anyone who play ith the rear roll center, how does it affect the the handling ? I am running the original set up and it works very good. I would like to know how it perform if we changed the change the rear roll centre.
#5460
Originally Posted by Justin Miller
Let me guess Rich....You ordered the wrong part number and you have 1000 of these things in stock???