NEW XRAY T2
#1277
after sanding the edge of the graphite i use a sharpie to color the edge black (gives it a shiney black edge) then use ca on a q-tip to coat the edges. it's a lot easier and less messy to use the q-tip than trying to pour the glue from the bottle onto the chassis. also, if you twist the cotton on the end of the q-tip prior to putting glue on it, it tightens the cotton so it won't leave strands in the glue on the edges of your chassis.
#1279
chrisP, have done it both ways. the black sharpie looks better.
#1280
This may have been asked already, but is the diffs and thrust bearing greased or should we rebulid them like the 05. i didn't look the 05's thrust bearing and it blu,Thanks
#1282
Originally Posted by x-ray=speed
This may have been asked already, but is the diffs and thrust bearing greased or should we rebulid them like the 05. i didn't look the 05's thrust bearing and it blu,Thanks
#1283
Originally Posted by miamifanatic
so is the t2 lighter than the 05 and rdx?
#1284
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Loctite makes thin CA in a bottle with a very small brush applicator (kinda like a fingernail polish bottle/brush...just a clear plastic bottle, not glass). It beats the Q-tip deal by a mile. You get most of the CA off of the brush tip, and use the side of the brush laid flat on the sanded edge... it will give you about 2 inches of smooth, shiny CA before you have to redip. Its really easy to make NO mess with it. Since you arent using too much, you have very little of the white residue left over to wipe off the chassis. Its also great for doing the sidewalls of foams, and is very precise. You can find it for about 2$ in the school supply area of Walmart, or in the paint department of Lowes. Im sure its available elsewhere, but those are two common places i KNOW you can find it.
- DaveW
- DaveW
#1285
Tech Adept
You don't have to rebuild the diff. There is alot of grease in it... And it's verry smooth..
The kit includes setup-sheets witch look verry good to me. They will be on-line soon i think.
Can't wait to drive it !! (tomorrow)
-Hugovdb
The kit includes setup-sheets witch look verry good to me. They will be on-line soon i think.
Can't wait to drive it !! (tomorrow)
-Hugovdb
#1286
Originally Posted by Joep
According (again ) to TeamGP 5-10 gr. lighter compared to the '05
#1288
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Originally Posted by DaveW
As of this time... only my POCKET is 400$ lighter! Still waiting on my T2... one last hurrah for the TC4 this weekend.
- DaveW
- DaveW
#1290
Originally Posted by DaveW
Loctite makes thin CA in a bottle with a very small brush applicator (kinda like a fingernail polish bottle/brush...just a clear plastic bottle, not glass). It beats the Q-tip deal by a mile. You get most of the CA off of the brush tip, and use the side of the brush laid flat on the sanded edge... it will give you about 2 inches of smooth, shiny CA before you have to redip. Its really easy to make NO mess with it. Since you arent using too much, you have very little of the white residue left over to wipe off the chassis. Its also great for doing the sidewalls of foams, and is very precise. You can find it for about 2$ in the school supply area of Walmart, or in the paint department of Lowes. Im sure its available elsewhere, but those are two common places i KNOW you can find it.
- DaveW
- DaveW