agp

is CA glue same as super glue? cos i use super glue on my tire..

Runin Ronin

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No, Super glue is not the same as CA glue. Look here:

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXCX49&P=ML

agp

thx dude. i tink i need to go around hooby shop to find this glue. thx a million.

Aluma

iTrader: (1)

get the THIN one though... hold part vertically, 1 drop at the top and rotate the part so the drop spreads along the edge. wherever it stops, start a new drop and move it along until the whole part's edge is covered with CA.

WATCH where you put your fingers!!!

stuey

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hey dude didn't you find that a little soft.

TryHard

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Nope, I always tend to find that the Tamiya's seem to go better with slightly softer springs than most on carpet. I have tried Xray Light Blue and White on the car, didn't have as much grip.
Than again that was on 22's, so with the 24's (which have more grip) that might work better in keeping corner speed up. Something to add to the list next time...
Later
Ed

stuey

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i've been running my msx at maritime on xray 25lb on front with 2 hole pistons 60wt oil 3rd hole from outside on tower outer most hole on evo 5 arms 1D 1E blocks on the rear xray 17.5lb springs 50wt oil outer most hole on tower (not the one that isn't used) and the 2nd most outer on evo 5 arm 1XA 1E block running a one way up front on vtec 24 car is awsome.

give it a try

ttso

iTrader: (1)

A quick question..

Is the bumper of EVO5 using the same screw layout on chassis with EVO4? They looks the same but I like to confirm it, cause I'm plan to replace my TA05 bumper with EVO5 bumper..

DDC

Hi guys,

The casterblocks 4 and 2 dg, can anyone explain the difference and what you can expect of it?

THANKS

TryHard

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2deg will give more intial steering, but less mid corner, 4 deg the opposite.
The 4 degree hubs seem to be the most regularly used.

HiH
Ed

bender

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Works the other way round for me

Charles Godwin

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I'm with Ed on this one

Charles

Rep1v

I also own a Evo V, is just love the looks of de car and I hope that it will drive just as good as it looks. I just have a little question: How long do I have to make the shocks?

rcnewb2004

Well, I guess there really is no proper answer. Some hardcore racers will tell you every race, or every round, and some will tell you once a week... But i think the best way is if you feel your car is handling different or if you are using a setup you know that has worked before and is not now.

Hebiki

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i think he might be asking about the actual length of the shock. between 59-61mm is a good length to start with.