I hate Centax clutches!!!!
#16
Enough already! Go back to Serpent and get one of these :-
http://www.mytsn.com/products/desc.asp?prid=4258
All done for you and when you disassemble it forthe first time, take note how it was done, you can then re-assemble post maintenance easiser.
http://www.mytsn.com/products/desc.asp?prid=4258
All done for you and when you disassemble it forthe first time, take note how it was done, you can then re-assemble post maintenance easiser.
#18
Tech Master
iTrader: (10)
Originally Posted by Sow&Steady
Enough already! Go back to Serpent and get one of these :-
http://www.mytsn.com/products/desc.asp?prid=4258
All done for you and when you disassemble it forthe first time, take note how it was done, you can then re-assemble post maintenance easiser.
http://www.mytsn.com/products/desc.asp?prid=4258
All done for you and when you disassemble it forthe first time, take note how it was done, you can then re-assemble post maintenance easiser.
#19
Originally Posted by Car Breaker
...there 2 centax that pissed me off are the R40 centax and Reflex centax, other then that, I love Centax
#20
Originally Posted by Car Breaker
Serpent is spoiling their customer with such good power pack. people will become dumb if everything is done for them
But I think they've listened to their customers' feedback too. I'm sure they've heard some racers mumbling that Serpent cars are too complicated and with too many set-up options. I heard this a lot in the 1/8th world in the past with the Veteq car. I've heard the same with the 710. Serpent coming out with the pre-assembled Power Pack is one answer to these "murmuring".
#22
Tech Master
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Originally Posted by Sow&Steady
Yes I agree with you in some way because they make their manuals very nice, their kits are top quality and their team drivers are so helpful.
But I think they've listened to their customers' feedback too. I'm sure they've heard some racers mumbling that Serpent cars are too complicated and with too many set-up options. I heard this a lot in the 1/8th world in the past with the Veteq car. I've heard the same with the 710. Serpent coming out with the pre-assembled Power Pack is one answer to these "murmuring".
But I think they've listened to their customers' feedback too. I'm sure they've heard some racers mumbling that Serpent cars are too complicated and with too many set-up options. I heard this a lot in the 1/8th world in the past with the Veteq car. I've heard the same with the 710. Serpent coming out with the pre-assembled Power Pack is one answer to these "murmuring".
what I believe is as long as you get a decent car, the car's performance is mostly depend on how much one care and know the car. those who turture and have no care for thir ride will be betrayed by their ride , especially in the most important time
#23
Tech Regular
Originally Posted by Sow&Steady
Yes I agree with you in some way because they make their manuals very nice, their kits are top quality and their team drivers are so helpful.
But I think they've listened to their customers' feedback too. I'm sure they've heard some racers mumbling that Serpent cars are too complicated and with too many set-up options. I heard this a lot in the 1/8th world in the past with the Veteq car. I've heard the same with the 710. Serpent coming out with the pre-assembled Power Pack is one answer to these "murmuring".
But I think they've listened to their customers' feedback too. I'm sure they've heard some racers mumbling that Serpent cars are too complicated and with too many set-up options. I heard this a lot in the 1/8th world in the past with the Veteq car. I've heard the same with the 710. Serpent coming out with the pre-assembled Power Pack is one answer to these "murmuring".
The veteq car is similair to vector..
Serpent have a lot of spare parts.. and that is good.
#24
Tech Regular
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Centax
Hiya, folks !
After all this time, I'm glad that my Centax articles are still regarded as helpful. I'm glad I wrote them. It's funny, but when I go to a race (esp. large ones) I inevitably end up building or setting up someone's clutch... and they are always happy with the results.
If anyone would like to contact me about this stuff, please feel free to drop me a line at: [email protected] and I'll be more than happy to help out.
If you're REALLY stuck and just want someone to install/fix/setup their Centax, let me know and I'm sure we could work something out.
Cheers!
After all this time, I'm glad that my Centax articles are still regarded as helpful. I'm glad I wrote them. It's funny, but when I go to a race (esp. large ones) I inevitably end up building or setting up someone's clutch... and they are always happy with the results.
If anyone would like to contact me about this stuff, please feel free to drop me a line at: [email protected] and I'll be more than happy to help out.
If you're REALLY stuck and just want someone to install/fix/setup their Centax, let me know and I'm sure we could work something out.
Cheers!
#25
Tech Regular
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Originally Posted by Orfeous
My vector isnt hard to setup and have not many optional parts
The veteq car is similair to vector..
Serpent have a lot of spare parts.. and that is good.
The veteq car is similair to vector..
Serpent have a lot of spare parts.. and that is good.
Oh... I ran a Veteq for the last 2 years before moving on to a S960.
The Veteq is a GREAT car, albeit a bit more difficult to set up, work on, and assemble/disassemble (due to amt. of screws, etc.) But when set up properly, it would corner like it was on rails! It was a car ahead of its time, and a bit misunderstood.
Cheers!
#26
Tech Regular
Originally Posted by GlennCauley
Oh... I ran a Veteq for the last 2 years before moving on to a S960.
The Veteq is a GREAT car, albeit a bit more difficult to set up, work on, and assemble/disassemble (due to amt. of screws, etc.) But when set up properly, it would corner like it was on rails! It was a car ahead of its time, and a bit misunderstood.
Cheers!
The Veteq is a GREAT car, albeit a bit more difficult to set up, work on, and assemble/disassemble (due to amt. of screws, etc.) But when set up properly, it would corner like it was on rails! It was a car ahead of its time, and a bit misunderstood.
Cheers!
I run my vector with the standard mega sx21 ev1 with centax 1
i really dont know how to disassemble and assembly :P i must learn!
the only hard thing with it is that how to shim it up... i have tried to measure as the guide told me.. but i think im doing on the wrong way. What parts must i take away? and what parts should i set back?
#28
Still struggling guys, i set the shims up on the thrust bearing sleeve to 0.6mm and when I put the other two ball races in and tighten everything up it presses against the clutch.
#29
Tech Regular
have you done it as the picture says on mytsn.com site?
#30
I built it as Glenn Cauley mentioned and it worked well last year despite the fact that I am sure I did not do it perfectly. I just rebuilt mine again this week and tested the motor and the end play loosened up quite a bit. What would cause this?