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For those of you that are using the schu ballcups w/ the tamiya shocks, are you cutting the ball cups down like what we did with the tamiya ones?
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Originally Posted by IslandBwoy
For those of you that are using the schu ballcups w/ the tamiya shocks, are you cutting the ball cups down like what we did with the tamiya ones?
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Thanks Jon.
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will any of the Mi2 ec parts, hop ups that it has fit on the Mi2. for instance the new transmission, etc. could you put them on the Mi2.
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Here is one of my BMI2's with the GTB 5.5 Brushless
I have access to set of hpi sway bars! what color should I try that would be close to black on the mi2 there diffrent colors also? If someone could give me the rate in lbs or in. what ever there rate is. It would also help!
thanks pw for your help! and my order! the parts looks great!
thanks pw for your help! and my order! the parts looks great!
Last edited by rcshark; 10-22-2005 at 07:15 PM. Reason: cant spell
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Originally Posted by PW
Alright guys...There are 2 types of setups:
1. Easy to drive and can be pushed without worry. This setup would be considered a car that pushes. It will normally be off .1 or .2 sec per lap, but will give you more consistent laps and probably a better overall time. Very popular setup with myself and Barry Baker
2. On the edge and will get loose if pushed to hard (lots of oversteer). This setup will be fastest, but won't allow for any mistakes. It will give you those fast single laps, but very hard to be consistent lap to lap and qualifier to qualifier. Very popular for drivers like Masami, Hara etc.
Recently I have been testing and racing with #2 trying to really control my driving. Most people that try my more recent setups tend to over drive them and loose traction. Plus my local track is very high traction for rubber tires
1. Easy to drive and can be pushed without worry. This setup would be considered a car that pushes. It will normally be off .1 or .2 sec per lap, but will give you more consistent laps and probably a better overall time. Very popular setup with myself and Barry Baker
2. On the edge and will get loose if pushed to hard (lots of oversteer). This setup will be fastest, but won't allow for any mistakes. It will give you those fast single laps, but very hard to be consistent lap to lap and qualifier to qualifier. Very popular for drivers like Masami, Hara etc.
Recently I have been testing and racing with #2 trying to really control my driving. Most people that try my more recent setups tend to over drive them and loose traction. Plus my local track is very high traction for rubber tires
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Anyone know of a larger sway bar that will fit the front of the Mi2, thicker than the yellow/1.7mm?
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Originally Posted by mini-dub
Anyone know of a larger sway bar that will fit the front of the Mi2, thicker than the yellow/1.7mm?
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Originally Posted by ottoman
I wish you would have asked me in Vegas... I had .78 and .93 bars in my box... they are now somewhere in Australia Just buy some piano wire and a cheap bender and make them up... not too hard... just make sure thay lay flat after you bend them up
hahahaha i got them now. thanx ottoman for the big package.
can someone show me a pic of the bottom plate of the teemu chassis plz. as i bought 3 chassis and in there is ment to be a teemu one but i dont know which one it is .
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Originally Posted by STLNLST
why......I thought you were all RDX now....LOL U coming up for the regionals this weekend? If so see ya there.
Hey Marcos,
How much room was there to fit the GTB in?? Cause it looks like it's a fair size and won't fit in too easily? Did you you have to stand up the reciever or anything??
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How much room was there to fit the GTB in?? Cause it looks like it's a fair size and won't fit in too easily? Did you you have to stand up the reciever or anything??
Iain
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If you look close, his reciever is on top of the servo.....
I saw Fernado had the thing shoehorned in on the bottom plate...
I saw Fernado had the thing shoehorned in on the bottom plate...
Originally Posted by Iain
Hey Marcos,
How much room was there to fit the GTB in?? Cause it looks like it's a fair size and won't fit in too easily? Did you you have to stand up the reciever or anything??
Iain
How much room was there to fit the GTB in?? Cause it looks like it's a fair size and won't fit in too easily? Did you you have to stand up the reciever or anything??
Iain
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hey guys i put my reciever on top of my top deck. is this wrong to do. because on all the other Mi2's ive seen i havnt seen one with the reciaver on the top deck.
hey kid tt-01, puttin your receiver on the top deck is fine is just raises your centre of gravity