Mugen MTX-3
#5086
robbie c
what is a good starting gears for mid track?
thanks
nelly
what is a good starting gears for mid track?
thanks
nelly
#5087
Tech Fanatic
Originally posted by FREAKAH
Great to see you posting on this thread again Robbie!
My rubber setup is similar 'cept I use a long rear camber link.
I also jump around from using and not using the rear swaybar depending on track temps. The track gets pretty hot(140+ deg.) here in Hawaii during the summer months.
Great to see you posting on this thread again Robbie!
My rubber setup is similar 'cept I use a long rear camber link.
I also jump around from using and not using the rear swaybar depending on track temps. The track gets pretty hot(140+ deg.) here in Hawaii during the summer months.
will post a pic if needed
#5088
Where is MR. Ken?
#5089
Re: Re: Re: tires
Originally posted by US_MATRIX
What degree do you guys use for the Fast tire? 0 degree or -2 degree? Or add a shim ?
What degree do you guys use for the Fast tire? 0 degree or -2 degree? Or add a shim ?
Offset is measured in mm (millimeters), so they have rims with 0 mm offset and rims with 2mm offset.
For the MTX3 you should run the ones with 2mm offset.
#5090
Originally posted by Cartman
Cutting the rear hubs works well as it gives alot less camber change and make the tyrs cooler as they run flatter
will post a pic if needed
Cutting the rear hubs works well as it gives alot less camber change and make the tyrs cooler as they run flatter
will post a pic if needed
#5091
Tech Initiate
Originally posted by ROBBIE C
I think these gears should take care of any ratio problems that you have.
I think these gears should take care of any ratio problems that you have.
Have you run with these gears yet?
#5092
Tech Adept
Re: Re: Re: Re: tires
I still have 6 sets of 0 mm offset rims from my last car. Is anyway i can use it on MTX-3?
Originally posted by stefan
There are no tires with any degrees of offset.
Offset is measured in mm (millimeters), so they have rims with 0 mm offset and rims with 2mm offset.
For the MTX3 you should run the ones with 2mm offset.
There are no tires with any degrees of offset.
Offset is measured in mm (millimeters), so they have rims with 0 mm offset and rims with 2mm offset.
For the MTX3 you should run the ones with 2mm offset.
#5093
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: tires
Originally posted by US_MATRIX
I still have 6 sets of 0 mm offset rims from my last car. Is anyway i can use it on MTX-3?
I still have 6 sets of 0 mm offset rims from my last car. Is anyway i can use it on MTX-3?
#5094
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: tires
Originally posted by eddiethefish
I use the wheel spacers left over from MTX-2 for my Kawahara tires, and they are fine, no rub against anything.
I use the wheel spacers left over from MTX-2 for my Kawahara tires, and they are fine, no rub against anything.
#5095
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: tires
Originally posted by V-1-R
fish, where do you add the spacers? (inner of hex drive washer/ outer of hex drive washers?)
fish, where do you add the spacers? (inner of hex drive washer/ outer of hex drive washers?)
#5096
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: tires
Originally posted by eddiethefish
Inner of Hex Wheel adapters.
Inner of Hex Wheel adapters.
but, you are using the stock outdrives or 1 mm offset outdrive?
thankz
#5097
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: tires
Originally posted by V-1-R
add the spacer just outside of outer bearing of the upright but before the hex, right?
but, you are using the stock outdrives or 1 mm offset outdrive?
thankz
add the spacer just outside of outer bearing of the upright but before the hex, right?
but, you are using the stock outdrives or 1 mm offset outdrive?
thankz
#5098
i want the 1mm outdrive..
#5100
Originally posted by ROBBIE C
Kenji ran these gears at the Winter Natts this year, I noticed his car had a little more mid to top end then mine.
Kenji ran these gears at the Winter Natts this year, I noticed his car had a little more mid to top end then mine.