Corally Phi Thread
06-29-2009 | 05:47 PM
#422
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Hi Simon,
Finally got a set of Tamiya shocks built up this weekend. Used 3-hole pistons and Corally 5.8 mm ball cups on the shock shafts.
Do you use the Corally parts on the Tamiya shock shaft? Meaning ball cups and ends.
I probably will not get to do any testing with these shocks until next weekend.
Thanks.
Bill
Finally got a set of Tamiya shocks built up this weekend. Used 3-hole pistons and Corally 5.8 mm ball cups on the shock shafts.
Do you use the Corally parts on the Tamiya shock shaft? Meaning ball cups and ends.
I probably will not get to do any testing with these shocks until next weekend.
Thanks.
Bill
06-29-2009 | 10:16 PM
#423
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Posts: 7,379
07-07-2009 | 09:15 PM
#425
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No one here in the US is using the ball bearings in the aluminum steering knuckles. Everyone I know uses the brass bushings.
Bill
07-19-2009 | 01:38 AM
#426
Rhys Marshall debuted his new RDX Phi 09 at today's club meeting at RRCSA, Littlehampton.
Here it is prepped and almost ready to go:
Body on and KO radio in the back ground:
Some on track action, including a duel with Darrel Khemlani:
Here it is prepped and almost ready to go:
Body on and KO radio in the back ground:
Some on track action, including a duel with Darrel Khemlani:
Last edited by Swanny; 07-19-2009 at 04:59 PM. Reason: Car not quite ready to go.
07-19-2009 | 05:01 AM
#428
Great pictures swanny your a legend.
The new 09 is a great car with sooo much potentioal to be a winning car cant wait to get down for some more practice laps and dial this thing in!!
The car had a great debut wiining both finals to take the overall
The new 09 is a great car with sooo much potentioal to be a winning car cant wait to get down for some more practice laps and dial this thing in!!
The car had a great debut wiining both finals to take the overall
07-19-2009 | 05:27 AM
#429
Weres my car Swanny?......... Oh right a few corners in front 
Rhysies car was hooking up nicely for its first time out.... He will be breaking my lap record soon
BTW: Swanny awesome photos
Rhysies car was hooking up nicely for its first time out.... He will be breaking my lap record soon
BTW: Swanny awesome photos
Last edited by Yokomo_Ant3; 07-19-2009 at 05:48 AM. Reason: compliment on photos. :)
07-19-2009 | 10:43 AM
#430
I get back this Thursday ( finally!!
), with the new Phi 09 waiting for me when i get back. I'm aiming to have it built and ready for some carpet racing on Tuesday night. Will be testing it out with the new 40c packs, and new speedy software so im expecting some serious punch
Will keep yous posted . . .
07-20-2009 | 01:15 AM
#431
Yeah the secrets out now, no rear shocks gives a little lower ride height and a little less body roll, lets keep it our secret though.
Rhys
Prepped and ready to go with no rear shocks? Is that a speed secret?
I get back this Thursday ( finally!! ), with the new Phi 09 waiting for me when i get back. I'm aiming to have it built and ready for some carpet racing on Tuesday night.
Will be testing it out with the new 40c packs, and new speedy software so im expecting some serious punch
Will keep yous posted . . .
I get back this Thursday ( finally!!
), with the new Phi 09 waiting for me when i get back. I'm aiming to have it built and ready for some carpet racing on Tuesday night. Will be testing it out with the new 40c packs, and new speedy software so im expecting some serious punch
Will keep yous posted . . .
07-20-2009 | 07:05 PM
#432
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Posts: 7,379
07-23-2009 | 08:17 PM
#435
G'day Guys, just picked up my Phi 09 this morning and I have been reading throught the tread in relation to setting up the car. As this is my first Corally can anyone give me some tips on building / setup. The car will mostly run on a concrete surface (stock). Is there any particular spare parts you would suggest I purchase.
Any help would be appreciated
Any help would be appreciated