Kyosho Lazer ZX-6 & ZX-6.6 4WD Thread
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#571
Car looking good at the Euros in the hands of David Ronnefalk
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#573
I had my first run with this car on Wednesday night, I'm very happy with it so far far, I was running shorty pack (3500 SMC) and I had the wrong tires on for the night but it still performed well with low weight and very low grip, I was running a 17.5 with 69/34 and after a 5min main was coming of at 63 degrees motor and 25 degrees speedy, was using 1183 mah as an average for the night for 5min runs and a few practice laps, car is very forgiving and I was using box setup.
Justin
Justin
#574
Well, after what felt like forever I finally got my ZX6 Kit yesterday (after knowing it was delivered to the house 3 weeks ago!) for my birthday!
Didn't get a chance to start it yet as I had to defend my Cycling Club Road Race Championship title today (shameless boast) but finally going to start playing with it tonight. Still waiting on some bits and pieces but got my Ti Screw Kit (or 21 packets of Ti Screws as I wasn't going to wait for an actual kit lol), batteries, motor, ESC, lightweight Diff Out-Drives etc and will hopefully have it together this week!! Can't wait!!!
Didn't get a chance to start it yet as I had to defend my Cycling Club Road Race Championship title today (shameless boast) but finally going to start playing with it tonight. Still waiting on some bits and pieces but got my Ti Screw Kit (or 21 packets of Ti Screws as I wasn't going to wait for an actual kit lol), batteries, motor, ESC, lightweight Diff Out-Drives etc and will hopefully have it together this week!! Can't wait!!!
#575
I had my first run with this car on Wednesday night, I'm very happy with it so far far, I was running shorty pack (3500 SMC) and I had the wrong tires on for the night but it still performed well with low weight and very low grip, I was running a 17.5 with 69/34 and after a 5min main was coming of at 63 degrees motor and 25 degrees speedy, was using 1183 mah as an average for the night for 5min runs and a few practice laps, car is very forgiving and I was using box setup.
Justin
Justin
#576
Justin
#577
Here it is
#578
#579
Mine is around 1650 and yes it's standard, using lightweight shorty, my esc is heavy though being all alloy, you could loose some weight for sure.
#581
Tech Initiate
LAW 46
Kyohso ZX-5 FS2&FS2SP Light Weight Diff Shaft Set
If you want them lighter, you can use TFW001, but then you need Thrust Diff Ring TF013 also. This is aluminium shaft made for TF-5.
Kyohso ZX-5 FS2&FS2SP Light Weight Diff Shaft Set
If you want them lighter, you can use TFW001, but then you need Thrust Diff Ring TF013 also. This is aluminium shaft made for TF-5.
#582
still no LAW50 Gear Diff set for ZX6
#583
First race
After running this car my first impression was that it is better balanced than the zx5 and the steering is much improved.
I did notice the front center drive shaft can rub on your servo mounting tabs if you have the servo slightly mounted off center when mounting it sideways.
Also make sure to put some shoe goo or duct tape on spots where the body rubs to save your paint. The body hits in 2 spots on the front bulk head and slightly bumps the motor tabs in the rear motor configuration. The steering rack can rub on the body too and you may have to trim past the cut lines slightly for clearance. I ran a whole qualifier without checking and noticed paint scuffs on the rack afterwards.
I did notice the front center drive shaft can rub on your servo mounting tabs if you have the servo slightly mounted off center when mounting it sideways.
Also make sure to put some shoe goo or duct tape on spots where the body rubs to save your paint. The body hits in 2 spots on the front bulk head and slightly bumps the motor tabs in the rear motor configuration. The steering rack can rub on the body too and you may have to trim past the cut lines slightly for clearance. I ran a whole qualifier without checking and noticed paint scuffs on the rack afterwards.
#584
First Race
Fresh paint.
#585
Tech Master
iTrader: (13)
Also make sure to put some shoe goo or duct tape on spots where the body rubs to save your paint. The body hits in 2 spots on the front bulk head and slightly bumps the motor tabs in the rear motor configuration. The steering rack can rub on the body too and you may have to trim past the cut lines slightly for clearance. I ran a whole qualifier without checking and noticed paint scuffs on the rack afterwards.