HPI R40 Nitro Car Forum
#2116
Re: rear shock spacer
Originally posted by jscamry
Does anyone know where I can find part number Z805 for the R40 it is a spacer used in the front and rear shock towers. they are in between the ball studs and the shock towers. I lost one while running and I looked on tower but did not find them. Are there anyother cars that may use this same peice?
thanks Jason
Does anyone know where I can find part number Z805 for the R40 it is a spacer used in the front and rear shock towers. they are in between the ball studs and the shock towers. I lost one while running and I looked on tower but did not find them. Are there anyother cars that may use this same peice?
thanks Jason
#2118
Tech Apprentice
Re: Re: Hara Setup
Originally posted by AMGRacer
The industry standard for droop measurement is the HUDY tool.
The industry standard for droop measurement is the HUDY tool.
The 0mm measurement is what threw me. If you measure 1mm of droop, and 0mm of bump stop at the same location your suspension won't move. haha
J
#2120
Re: Re: Re: Hara Setup
Originally posted by burger
Thanks, I'm familiar with the Hudy tools and measuring droop. Really, I should have refined my question to ask specifically where Hara was measuring droop at on the suspension. Whether it is at the bottom of the knuckles, or at the bottom of the shock mount location on the arms.
The 0mm measurement is what threw me. If you measure 1mm of droop, and 0mm of bump stop at the same location your suspension won't move. haha
J
Thanks, I'm familiar with the Hudy tools and measuring droop. Really, I should have refined my question to ask specifically where Hara was measuring droop at on the suspension. Whether it is at the bottom of the knuckles, or at the bottom of the shock mount location on the arms.
The 0mm measurement is what threw me. If you measure 1mm of droop, and 0mm of bump stop at the same location your suspension won't move. haha
J
Yeah I think the 0mm on the bump is pretty dumb too. My advice is to never limit bump in the rear, just take the screws out the arms. The only reason to use it in my opinion is if your brakes are very strong and you are bottoming your chassis under brakes which will make you push badly. Then you could mayby limit front bump to prevent the bottoming. I am actually going to try this on a very bumpy track that I run at.
#2121
Originally posted by Darkseid
AMGRacer: we should call you the answer machine, your just running them off one after another!
AMGRacer: we should call you the answer machine, your just running them off one after another!
#2122
help! my motor doesn't seem to fit.
i and just got my motor and pipe for my R40 today but when I put the motor in ( hpi 12R XS (p/n hpi1301) the side belt touches the exauhst port on the motor. If it make the belt super tight I can get the header on ( dynamite 1-piece header pipe set ) but then it touches the belt and sits about 1-2mm below the bottom of the chassis.
has anybody else had this problem? If its the pipe set can someone please tell me what fill fit preferab le from Team Orion or RD Logic.
Mark
has anybody else had this problem? If its the pipe set can someone please tell me what fill fit preferab le from Team Orion or RD Logic.
Mark
#2123
Regional Moderator
iTrader: (9)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Hara Setup
Originally posted by AMGRacer
Then you could mayby limit front bump to prevent the bottoming. I am actually going to try this on a very bumpy track that I run at.
Then you could mayby limit front bump to prevent the bottoming. I am actually going to try this on a very bumpy track that I run at.
I see (from early test) that it may be something I need to try on the R40, but if I have a choice I prefer not to mess with the up travel at all.
#2124
Regional Moderator
iTrader: (9)
Re: help! my motor doesn't seem to fit.
Originally posted by mtveten
i and just got my motor and pipe for my R40 today but when I put the motor in ( hpi 12R XS (p/n hpi1301) the side belt touches the exauhst port on the motor. If it make the belt super tight I can get the header on ( dynamite 1-piece header pipe set ) but then it touches the belt and sits about 1-2mm below the bottom of the chassis.
has anybody else had this problem? If its the pipe set can someone please tell me what fill fit preferab le from Team Orion or RD Logic.
Mark
i and just got my motor and pipe for my R40 today but when I put the motor in ( hpi 12R XS (p/n hpi1301) the side belt touches the exauhst port on the motor. If it make the belt super tight I can get the header on ( dynamite 1-piece header pipe set ) but then it touches the belt and sits about 1-2mm below the bottom of the chassis.
has anybody else had this problem? If its the pipe set can someone please tell me what fill fit preferab le from Team Orion or RD Logic.
Mark
#2125
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Re: Re: Re: Hara Setup
Originally posted by burger
Thanks, I'm familiar with the Hudy tools and measuring droop. Really, I should have refined my question to ask specifically where Hara was measuring droop at on the suspension. Whether it is at the bottom of the knuckles, or at the bottom of the shock mount location on the arms.
The 0mm measurement is what threw me. If you measure 1mm of droop, and 0mm of bump stop at the same location your suspension won't move. haha
J
Thanks, I'm familiar with the Hudy tools and measuring droop. Really, I should have refined my question to ask specifically where Hara was measuring droop at on the suspension. Whether it is at the bottom of the knuckles, or at the bottom of the shock mount location on the arms.
The 0mm measurement is what threw me. If you measure 1mm of droop, and 0mm of bump stop at the same location your suspension won't move. haha
J
0mm = place your chassis/car on the HUDY board and your steering hub is suppose to be touching the board....chassis = the lowest point of the hub = 0mm
#2126
Tech Apprentice
Re: Re: Re: Re: Hara Setup
Originally posted by Rookie Solara
0mm = place your chassis/car on the HUDY board and your steering hub is suppose to be touching the board....chassis = the lowest point of the hub = 0mm
0mm = place your chassis/car on the HUDY board and your steering hub is suppose to be touching the board....chassis = the lowest point of the hub = 0mm
#2129
Regional Moderator
iTrader: (9)
If your asking about what hop ups are availible...
Ummm.....EVERYTHING!
I saw one ad that had the car outfitted top to bottom in aluminum everything! If you can think of it, someone probably sells it. Problem finding all the stuff.
3Racing
Kawahara
HPI
and others...
All make graphite shock towers...new chassis...light weight components...and of course the over the top aluminum arms and stuff like that come from some companies as well.
What particularly are you looking to get for your car?
Ummm.....EVERYTHING!
I saw one ad that had the car outfitted top to bottom in aluminum everything! If you can think of it, someone probably sells it. Problem finding all the stuff.
3Racing
Kawahara
HPI
and others...
All make graphite shock towers...new chassis...light weight components...and of course the over the top aluminum arms and stuff like that come from some companies as well.
What particularly are you looking to get for your car?