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Old 06-04-2003, 03:38 PM
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Originally posted by Jeff Werner
Mo, I too would be interested in a tower when you get them done.

Also I am lokoing for a tire combo to try. The local track seems to be a 32 take off/stock insert tire track. I think there may be a better tire insert combo out there. The track is a med to low bite concrete large track. I know you like sorex tires and would love some info!

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try Sorex 27R for the morning runs,and 32R in the afternoon. both with med inserts. Possibley HPI Green's. This works for me for outdoor asphalt parking lot racing. HPI Red soft inserts might work as well..
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Wait for Mo to reply...he is all knowing.

Hey MO...I want a shock tower as well
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Jeff, what is the normal track temp. We have not found take off 32's to work anywhere around here.

rc-zombies...lol, all knowing.

I have the shock tower designed, just have to make a couple prototypes and see how everything works. I'm going to use some 1/8" fiberglass for the prototypes, since it is much cheaper than graphite. I will probably make the finals out of 2 or 2.5mm graphite. Once I get the design finalized, I will need to find someplace that can cut a bunch of them for a resonable price. Anyone know any resonably priced machine shops?

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Old 06-04-2003, 04:10 PM
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Racing here in Kansas can get some pretty extreme temps. last weekend it was mild temp and the Air temp was around 80. As the summer progresses it will reach 100 degrees during the middle of theday when we race.

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Originally posted by mo
Jeff, what is the normal track temp. We have not found take off 32's to work anywhere around here.

rc-zombies...lol, all knowing.

I have the shock tower designed, just have to make a couple prototypes and see how everything works. I'm going to use some 1/8" fiberglass for the prototypes, since it is much cheaper than graphite. I will probably make the finals out of 2 or 2.5mm graphite. Once I get the design finalized, I will need to find someplace that can cut a bunch of them for a resonable price. Anyone know any resonably priced machine shops?
try Penguin..contact Brion Sohn at: [email protected]

They can supply the graphite and even the SSG. The inquired the SSG will cost and arm and a leg and more!!! 4x4 sheet was almost $400.00++++

I can draw it up in cad if you like...
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rc-zombies, I already have it drawn in Auto CAD actually. That is what I do for living. I'm the drafting supervisor at and electrical engineering company. I forgot that penguin did custom work and had the graphite. I'll have to contact them when I get to that stage.

Jeff, it depends on the actual track surface temp. Up to around 100 degrees (track surface temp), I would run Sorex 28R's with Sorex Medium B inserts. 100-120 I would run Sorex 36R's with Sorex Medium B inserts (may take a lap or 2 to get up to temp, or use tire warmers). Above 120 degrees, I would run Sorex 36R's with Yokomo Firm (037F) inserts.
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Originally posted by mo
rc-zombies, I already have it drawn in Auto CAD actually. That is what I do for living. I'm the drafting supervisor at and electrical engineering company. I forgot that penguin did custom work and had the graphite. I'll have to contact them when I get to that stage.
Are you hiring?..heheheheh just kidding...
though I would love to work and live closer to SWR...
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Hehe, I live 2-1/2 miles from work and I work about 10 miles from SWR.
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Ill see what kind of pricing I can get for the SSG Mo.
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Is anyone using a 5th body post for the bottom of the windshield? I heard it helps a lot to keep the body from folding down at high speeds. I put a post where the antenna mount is supposed to go, hopefully it will help a little bit on the track.
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Originally posted by mo
Hehe, I live 2-1/2 miles from work and I work about 10 miles from SWR.
two block from work but 120 miles away from SWR.
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Never been to SWR, but it's gotta be a pretty long drive...
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Old 06-04-2003, 09:34 PM
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Hey Mo,

When you get the shock tower done, I would like to get probably 4 or 5 of them. There are a bunch of us running the car here in Colorado.

Thanks, Lee
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Old 06-04-2003, 09:55 PM
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Does anyone have picture of the Servo Position diffrently like how the yokomo MR4-SP had?
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My SD

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http://pic6.picturetrail.com/VOL176/...7/26698759.jpg

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Old 06-05-2003, 12:39 AM
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Originally posted by Ralf
SD black parts with blue alum options to available soon ???

Blue battery posts will be available very soon as they have been announced on Yokomo Japan website.
do you have the part numbers to those parts? i want those BAD
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