TBR

Going down at all again during the long weekend
I plan on testing out some different things throughout the weekend myself.

AMGRacer

Totally depends on what you want. He can get decals made for the work like you see on my car, or just do it masked by hand for easier stuff. More colours equals more cost. Email him or I can give you his mobile phone number for a quote.

mugen_kid

Hi amg racer cool body, are you going down to brendale over the weekend at all???

Jeremy

AMGRacer

Yep I should be at Brendale tomorrow. Will post when I know exactly when.

mugen_kid

hi amg can you please post me the parts list that i need to convert to the m1rr, rough cost and is it alot better!!!

thanks

Jeremy.

AMGRacer

The major advantages are 2 things:

1. More camber change in the fast corners
2. Less roll in the rear

It is not a HUGE difference but definately noticable.

AMGRacer

Mugen T0229 F/R Axle shaft 1 US$5.70
Mugen T0230 F/R drive shaft 1 US$5.00
Mugen T0139 rear up right 1 US$3.90
Mugen D0105R king pin 1 US$3.40
Mugen J0110 adjust nut 1 US$1.80
3 Racing MTX3-008 wheel adpator 1 US$5.20
10 x 15 ball bearing 2 US$2.00
6 x 13 ball bearing 2 US$2.00

These are prices in USD through a guy I use in HK. It cost me around AUD $50.

mugen_kid

thanks for that amg!!! do you know exactly when ya going to be at brendale tomorrow.

Jeremy

AMGRacer

Sorry man I am going to Meakin today around 1pm Have not got time to get up there..................

Glenn

i pulled my car 75% down today, removed and looked at all the ball bearings on the whole drive train. I noticed quite a lot of dirt and grit, despite the fact i often use an air compressor. i was wondering which of you have replaced the ball bearings with teflon ones? if not, how do you find the most effective way of cleaning and maintaining them? here in aust, i'm finding it hard to get my hands on a proper bearing cleaning tool, such as the one made by RPM. i've been told just to spray with motor spray, and place a drop or two of bearing oil...but i wanted to ensure that the bearings are best looked after, seeing as they are either holding up the tension in the drive train, or allowing a much more free flowing power throughout from the motor output.

some thoughts on this would be great. thanks guys...

VenomWorldOrder

glenn jaycar sell ultrasonic cleaners for metal parts. be prepared to fork out 150 something bucks though.

squizzytaylor

Frontline in Newcastle have a small ultrasonic cleaner for about $65.00, it is plastic however but I guess ya get what you pay for!

gt

Manticore

those cleaner is very cheap here !!

RC

Wallmart, plastic vibrating jewelry cleaner is $15. So far the plastic has held up to most solvents and mild carb cleaners, but not the really harsh carb cleaners.

cHckbOY5

where can i get this kit and parts for it?