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Old 09-06-2003, 08:00 PM
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My Evo 3 S just showed up... 8pm on a saturday night At least FedEx got it to me Gonna be going through the box checking out my new toy for a while
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Originally posted by Randman
My Evo 3 S just showed up... 8pm on a saturday night At least FedEx got it to me Gonna be going through the box checking out my new toy for a while
You Just got to love Fed-EX...Have FUN

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Gonna do the chassis prep first... Oh Joy
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Originally posted by Randman
Found one more part on Square's website, wondering what it is.

Here is the actual translation from the Square site of the part pictured. I was right for once


Carbon diff. setting plate for ƒ^ƒ~ƒ„ cTb EVO3 It is the plate where screwing adjustment of the diff. which the STB-2C7s XXYEN it ordered to the carbon manufacturer at 1,200 private board thicknesses and processed becomes easy. Quick maintenance is possible by the fact that it makes TC-3, EVO3 exclusive use.

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Now that's some broken english

Got my upper deck sealed, unfortunately it's too late and dark outsite so I can't go dremel the edges of the main chassis...
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Well I have good news and bad news....

Bad news- shimming the pinion bearing so it doesn't "float" didn't fix the problem with the front oneway ring gears. Might have helped a little... but not fixed. My car glitched horribly the first 3 hours I was at the track today... so I'll let you figure out how I tested it yourselves....lol

Good news- I have a setup for high traction rubber tires (CS-27 premounts). It might have room for a little improvement, but it was so hooked I didn't have enough motor to pull it. It would be awesome in 19turn or probably even with a good Monster motor. We were running crappy Core stock motors....

everything else is kit unless otherwise stated...

Track is outdoor tennis court- smooth except for the cracks (hence the high r/h). Mucho traction.

Front- blue springs
2 hole pistons
50wt
#2 shock tower
yellow swaybar
1.75 camber
0 toe
5mm
6mm droop

Rear- blue springs
2 hole
50 wt
#2 shock tower
yellow swaybar
1.75 camber
B rear toe
5.5mm
7.0mm droop

-cleaned tires w/ motor spray (no compound)

-car felt veeery confident

-I think for stock this setup is so hooked it probably needs the roll centers raised to loosen it up.

-Fernando mentioned the tires "scrubbing" as a reason for losing corner speed, but my tires came off the track looking like they were still new. It wasn't scrubbing, it was just so freakin hooked that it needed to be loosened a hair for stock motors. Like I said, 19 turn it woulda been unbeatable.
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Thanks for the Set Up Big Dog.
You know now that the one way topic is raised again I have yet to strip one on my new Surikarn Limited and I have had a few MAJOR stacks including a huge multiple cartwheel end on end
One way so far is perfect, touch wood

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Hey Jason, can you tell me what page your 1 way trick was posted on? I'm trying to pick everything up as fast as I can on this car...
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Anyone interested in a brand new S9451 with the ear cut to fit underneath the shaft? PM me...
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Originally posted by BigDogRacing
Well I have good news and bad news....

Bad news- shimming the pinion bearing so it doesn't "float" didn't fix the problem with the front oneway ring gears. Might have helped a little... but not fixed. My car glitched horribly the first 3 hours I was at the track today... so I'll let you figure out how I tested it yourselves....lol

Good news- I have a setup for high traction rubber tires (CS-27 premounts). It might have room for a little improvement, but it was so hooked I didn't have enough motor to pull it. It would be awesome in 19turn or probably even with a good Monster motor. We were running crappy Core stock motors....

everything else is kit unless otherwise stated...

Track is outdoor tennis court- smooth except for the cracks (hence the high r/h). Mucho traction.

Front- blue springs
2 hole pistons
50wt
#2 shock tower
yellow swaybar
1.75 camber
0 toe
5mm
6mm droop

Rear- blue springs
2 hole
50 wt
#2 shock tower
yellow swaybar
1.75 camber
B rear toe
5.5mm
7.0mm droop

-cleaned tires w/ motor spray (no compound)

-car felt veeery confident

-I think for stock this setup is so hooked it probably needs the roll centers raised to loosen it up.

-Fernando mentioned the tires "scrubbing" as a reason for losing corner speed, but my tires came off the track looking like they were still new. It wasn't scrubbing, it was just so freakin hooked that it needed to be loosened a hair for stock motors. Like I said, 19 turn it woulda been unbeatable.
How do you measure droop? I´m using a TC3 droop gauge and measure at lowest/outer part on the arms. Any different?
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Originally posted by BigDogRacing
Track is outdoor tennis court- smooth except for the cracks
where's this track Jas?
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Old 09-07-2003, 10:08 AM
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Randy- I didn't post it.

Mike- It's in Huntsville, AL. The RC3 club I think. Jody Womack and some local fast guys were there. It was fun but my motor was dead in the main. I was really disappointed because I finally got the car sooooper hooked up. Are you thinking about doing some racing out of town Mike? Or just taking a concensus?
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Originally posted by BigDogRacing
Randy- I didn't post it.
Keepin it your little secret Jason?
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Randman,

is this what your looking for?

One way shim trick
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