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#2446
Tech Champion
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The plan for cutting 2mm off of the tops of the hubs was to achieve an in between position for the upper a-arms. We have had reports that the change added and reduced traction.. Further testing is required. The nice thing about this change is that if you want to raise the ball stud back to stock levels all you have to do is add a 2 mm spacer.
The Losi pistons are very similar to 3 hole vari pistions. We are tring them because a lot of you guys have been using alternate pistons. We dont like the AE pistons as the OD is too small for our shock bodies and they allow too much blow by. The Losi piston are dimensionally similar to ours.
The TakeOff tires are the same compound and cross section as they always have been. The onlt difference is the new inserts. They seem to offer more grip and faster steering response with no sacrifice in wear.
The Losi pistons are very similar to 3 hole vari pistions. We are tring them because a lot of you guys have been using alternate pistons. We dont like the AE pistons as the OD is too small for our shock bodies and they allow too much blow by. The Losi piston are dimensionally similar to ours.
The TakeOff tires are the same compound and cross section as they always have been. The onlt difference is the new inserts. They seem to offer more grip and faster steering response with no sacrifice in wear.
#2447
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Adrian....I wasnt aware that you guys were cutting 2 mm of the top of the hubs. I have been running this for about a month now and like it. I only ran it in the front and it did offer more traction when using the upper hole and slightly less traction when going to the lower hole. This weekend I will try it in the rear as well. Thanks to the loong weekend I get to practice and race 3 days if I want so this will give me a chance to test this out. I will let you know what I see with the mod in the rear as well.
#2449
hey boys,
who's got a 99pro/axis one way diff to sell me?
please email me at [email protected]
much appreciated.
who's got a 99pro/axis one way diff to sell me?
please email me at [email protected]
much appreciated.
#2451
Tech Initiate
S1 mission
Hey guys, now that I have had some time to actually race, I can report back a little on the S1 mission. I like it a lot. I've been running expert mod at the Ripon r/c speedway in CA. and one of the biggest attributes I've noticed is the car doesn't get that "roll over" feel if you come a little too close to the dots or berms. For testing sake I have been running a box stock car, only with carbon shock towers from my first mission. Unfortunatley I won't be able to go to the Roar Nats in CO. House hunting here in CA, and in ID and AZ has been taking a lot of my time, hopefully we will be able to stay in CA. This coming week we have a local "big" race scheduled and we will see if the car stays consistant, the past two weeks have been a TQ and win in the "A" and this week was a 2nd qualifiying and a win in the "A". Hopefully we can make it three weeks straight! Good luck guys.
#2452
Tech Champion
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Re: S1 mission
Originally posted by pmccarson
the past two weeks have been a TQ and win in the "A" and this week was a 2nd qualifiying and a win in the "A". Hopefully we can make it three weeks straight! Good luck guys. [/B]
the past two weeks have been a TQ and win in the "A" and this week was a 2nd qualifiying and a win in the "A". Hopefully we can make it three weeks straight! Good luck guys. [/B]
#2455
Tech Fanatic
Hey guys,
What is a good setup for Ripon in either mod or stock for a Mission Carbon?
James Nguyen
What is a good setup for Ripon in either mod or stock for a Mission Carbon?
James Nguyen
#2456
Regional Moderator
iTrader: (9)
Snap on pulley fence
Man, I'm about sick of this thing. I find it hard to believe that I'm the only person having trouble keeping this thing on. On both my 20 and 17 tooth pulleys, the snap on fence just wont stay on. I've tried putting it on by itself(where its supposed to just snap on ) and I've tried glue, but it keeps coming off. I've watched my belt without the top deck on, and its not deflecting to that side, and I know I'm putting it on correctly, so what's the deal? Two questions:
Do I really need to have this thing on? In other words, are there any negative effects if I run without it. Considering it never stays on anyway, I can't imagine anything bad could happen.
Do the aluminum pulleys use this snap on guard or are they one piece?
Do I really need to have this thing on? In other words, are there any negative effects if I run without it. Considering it never stays on anyway, I can't imagine anything bad could happen.
Do the aluminum pulleys use this snap on guard or are they one piece?
#2457
Darkseid....We hear you man The first thing you need to check is that you have the flange facing out (pic in the manual seems backward). It will feel almost impossible to snap on, but this is the correct way (I have to use a small hobby vise ) The other problem is that your current pulley & flange is probably damaged from the superglue.
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