getpip

I have used these belts ...

When you first fit them they seem really stiff and chunky but they do bed in and seem to be quite good.

I wouldnt pay more for them than the Mugen belt though so I guess it depends how much you have to pay for the genuine belt.

If you use the Mugen belts be sure to use the option belt which is much more pliable and lasts well.

getpip

Yep....

Not the truest gears in the world (in my experience) but work fine if meshed properly.

Prefer the Mugen genuine parts if available.

Oh and my mates think the blue looks silly.... but I quite like it.

getpip

I, and a few guys I know, have modded the rear bulkhead in order to loosen the rear belt.

What you do is make a notch at the rear where the two halves join. This enables you to rotate the adjusters even further.

Loosens up the rear belt nicely with no longevity compromises.

JayL

I use one grand ERV protection, same as my full size car, for my belts after every race day....2 years later all 3 original belts

Francis M.

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??? what is ERV protection?

Scott B

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Hey Francis, what gearing do you run at Crystal Park??

JayL

http://www.onegrand.com/

exterior rubber and vinyl, it's a protector like armor all is SUPPOSED to be

Seisick

hey guys
what do you thing about this pic

looks like 1/8 clutch with 1/10 flywheel

http://picasaweb.google.com/dlarry62...24173217826610

Francis M.

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It's not a a 1/8th flywheel.........

Baedarlboo

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In case anyone might be interested or know someone that might be interested.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...up-mtx4-r.html

xtopher_aaron

Hey guys, im having a slight problem..

My steering servo horn touches the battery pack when its at full steer. How can I solve this? Im using one of those long type of servo horns, I dont know what you call them, but its plastic. I found that the plastic is not bent out of shape because of this..

The only thing I can think of is changing the servo horn, but I dont know which type to use or if this is the correct fix at all.. Thanks guys !

Chris,

VA_Racer

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If you are using a futaba servo this it the one you want. http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXFVM2&P=ML it is a 20mm arm designed to car use.

getpip

You could just remove the spacers (or use thinner) on the servo mount.

gentleman81

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i just used one (alum horn) that had 3 holes in it and ground down the tip with a dremel

gentleman81

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yea this is the one i use. chopped off the last hole