Mugen MTX-4

Old 09-29-2005, 10:05 AM
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whenever scotty finish his cup of tea that would be between 10 and 11. and you ?
I'll be there about the same time, see you there!

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Old 09-29-2005, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by rcracerdude
Has anyone noticed the turnbuckle link from the steering servo arm to the servo saver? Seems like no adjustments possible?
It is good because you dont have to tweak anymore. I think Mugen Seiki want us to re-adjust left & right from Sub Trim in the transmitter.

It is bad because you can't adjust manualy like in MTX3.

IMO, I think it's good idea to adjust L&R from Sub Trim. I'm sure the turnbuckle link will not change after big impact. Just take a look at it, it's fixed !!

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Old 09-29-2005, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by asw7576
It is good because you dont have to tweak anymore. I think Mugen Seiki want us to re-adjust left & right from Sub Trim in the transmitter.

It is bad because you can't adjust manualy like in MTX3.

IMO, I think it's good idea to adjust L&R from Sub Trim. I'm sure the turnbuckle link will not change after big impact. Just take a look at it, it's fixed !!



rookie way of centering the steering - you only do that on the driver's stand when needed (fine tuning)!
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Old 09-29-2005, 11:45 AM
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not that you cannot do that, but if that's the only way then we'll have to go with it

...well...we'll end up modifying it then...
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Originally Posted by rcracerdude
....well...we'll end up modifying it then...
Let me see how do you mod it I'm sure every mtx4 owners must start learning to live with it and accept it. You can't flip the servo horn because it will hit the saddle pack battery.

I feel the same way because I'm not used to it ( tweaking from sub trim ). I can get along with that just like tamiya cars
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Old 09-29-2005, 01:15 PM
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i think it's ajustable, on the pic its just screwed in full way.. i don't see 'one peace' so, i think its expandable..
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Old 09-29-2005, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by asw7576
Let me see how do you mod it
Trim 2mm off both plastic ball ends and use s 1/12th front upper arm adjustable turnbuckle, trimmed smaller (Associated part #8415 = $2). Threads may be too wide, but it's a start.

I hate sub trim...always want my car going straight right off the setup board.
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Old 09-29-2005, 01:29 PM
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it may be expandable but what about if you were to go in, in other words, make the link shorter. this adjustment may be needed due to servo differences. that's what my bro (rcracerdude) was referring to.

we noticed this the first time we saw the pics. but it will be an easy mod, if we have to. cutting the plastic and/or shortening the rod. so no biggie . the fun part would be adjusting it to center the ackerman to the neutral of the servo (i personally don't like centering the ackerman using the radio subtrim. i want it centered mechanically). you will have to remove the link, twist the plastic, put it back on and check. then do it again until you have it right . but good thing the mtx-4 now have hexed ball link as it can be easily removed with a hex driver just like the 710
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Originally Posted by sohlman
.....I hate sub trim...always want my car going straight right off the setup board.

you're right sohl.... same here
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Or unscrew it, give it a few turns, screw it back on, measure, repeat if necessary.
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Jo, yet again, I can't concentrate on this thread when you post with those lovely avatars...but don't stop!
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Also, from that pic, it has two antenna mounts.
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Old 09-29-2005, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by sohlman
Also, from that pic, it has two antenna mounts.
which picture ? jo's or the mtx-4 pic ?
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Originally Posted by Data
which picture ? jo's or the mtx-4 pic ?
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Jo's should have three...but we'll keep it PG for now.
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