rc_bam226

Sweet

Brian

Still Bill

iTrader: (16)

I have used the both the standard and offset motor mounts on my outdoor RDX. What I find is that the offset mount is good for when you have to bring the car up to the ROAR minimum weight for racing in the big races (i.e. Regionals and Nationals). If your local track doesn't require ROAR minimum weight, the RDX is more closely balanced side-to-side with the standard motor mount.

Sal Amato

iTrader: (27)

Need some help! I just put a oneway in the car and there is a significant amount of play from side to side (the oneway shifts back an forth toward the bulkheads)is this normal or am I missing something

Merciless

I assume your using the right "cam and ballraces" ? sorry can't remember if it's possible to build up a one way unit using the set for a diff ?

Otherwise is it the one way unit thats moving or the outdrives as i is normal to have movement in the outdrives

After those i'd be checking that the bulkheads are mounted correctly ??

Dunno if those couple of ideas help at all ??

Jeff Brown

Mine does that so I wouldn't worry about it.

Jeff

Sal Amato

iTrader: (27)

Ok guys thanks for the help

Mission_carbon

Guys ive got the Black spring set and they have all gotten mixed up. Now ive treid to count the ammount of turns but i just cant do it and then cant tell the diffrence between 5.25 and 5.5 turns so is there any way you could help me out?

This would be appreciated lots,

Willz

Slotmachine

iTrader: (4)

measure the sizes of the wire

or8ital

iTrader: (38)

Has Corally considered either printing the weights on the springs or doing different color springs to help with this issue?

EricO3

Is use white/black sharpie and put marks on the springs to help me remember the weights if they were to ever get mixed up. Split the marks into tens and ones...if the spring is 19 pounds, put a single mark on one of the turns and then under it put 9 little marks.

I just keep mine in the boxes and be sure to only have the ones im using out of the box.

ahsikes

iTrader: (17)

place one on top of the other and squeeeze them the first one to compress is the lightest of the two. continue until you have them in order. That is what I do.

Oh yeah then you can mark them.

stiltskin

iTrader: (103)

I've got some RDX low roll blocks in the for sale forum if anyone is interested.

CorallyUSA

NOW AVAILABLE

New types of Rounded Shock Pistons have been added to 1.3 mm, such as 0.9 mm and 1.1 mm to enable various setup adjustments. The new shock pistons feature rounded edges and 3 different size of holes providing super smooth dampening.



79224A RDX Shock Piston – Rounded edges and 1.3 mm holes (2 pcs)
79224B RDX Shock Piston – Rounded edges and 1.1 mm holes (2 pcs)
79224C RDX Shock Piston – Rounded edges and 0.9 mm holes (2 pcs)

Corally Team Down Jacket now available for the upcoming indoor season.



Corally Down Jacket LARGE PART NO. 90075
Corally Down Jacket X-LARGE PART NO. 90076
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Corally Down Jacket 3X-LARGE PART NO. 90078

Brian McGreevy

iTrader: (10)

OHHH 1.1's....sweet.

I'm def. gonna have to get one of those jackets for this fall/winter.

kobiwan

iTrader: (12)

You are probably right, But I run a corally and I figured someone would at least help me out, but I guess not. Thanks