CorallyUSA

SXT TRACTION COMPOUND NOW AVAILABLE!

Specialized R/C now distributes SXT traction compound. The part no. is SXT00010 and is available online through our website under the "optionz" page. RETAIL PRICE - $10.00

CandyMan

How exactly does the inboard rear toe affect the RDX differently than the outboard rear toe?

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Jeff Brown

Well....... opinions vary and I personally have yet to test it. It is on my "To Do" list. I think that the outboard toe would give more forward traction and a bit less sidebite through the corners. Where the inboard toe would have a "mechanical" bind and provide more grip through the corners.

Not 100% sure but hey it sounds pretty good. Now I'll let everyone else tell me I'm wrong......... hehe.

Jeff

Korey Harbke

iTrader: (13)

Thats mainly what I noticed when I messed with that on my old 415 (so glad I got rid of that) .

-Korey

Mr. Shookie

iTrader: (9)

Hello All,

I just wanted to say hello and say that I just switched to the RDX from the Yokomo BD and I am totally hooked on the RDX.. I finally found a car that makes me look like I know what I am doing......LOL
I look foward to getting know each of you....
Have fun and Race well,
-Shookie <><

stegger

Wouln't adjusting the inboard rear toe adjust wheelbase????????
Just a thought that came to me

stegger

I've gone down the same route as you fella, Corally's web site, ie setup's and on here is more informative. Plus it's easier to get parts than it was for my BD which i have sold,still a nice car though!!!!

CandyMan

Thank you for your help Jeff and Sushi Boy.

Jeff Brown

Yes it does.......

Jeff

Jeff Brown

rayhuang

iTrader: (5)

Mcgreevy-ran your set-up at the Gate. I had to start a lot softer due to it being a new layout and no grip. But at end of night I put the whole thng on. For the mid/low traction we have now-I need more off-power steering and more high speed steering (think 160' flat out then into a 180!!!). Its sweeper on, sweeper off and into a 180-then another maybe 50' straight into another 180.

Thanks Brian,
Ray

stegger

Hello guy's, In my kit i have only just noticed that my steering levers are made of a composite or nylon material is this normal for #00166 kit?
Because in the manual on page 11 it say's "ALU STEERING LEVER R,L (79255)"
But in the parts index on page 2 there isn't sutch part number, only "(79256) STEERING LEVER SET(1 PAIR)-DURALUMINIUM" and doesn't indicate optional part along side it....

Rick Draper

From what i have seen on another forum it was done by Helger to reduce the cost of it in the shops over here. Dont know if it is true though.

stegger

Cheers Rick