12LikesYokomo MR-4TC SD
03-26-2004, 08:10 PM
#7697
Registered User
which part is the long shock end?
Is it included in the kit or do we have to buy it??
Is it included in the kit or do we have to buy it??
After change shock end to long, the problem solved.
But still curious.........why the setting don't work.
03-26-2004, 09:41 PM
#7698
Maybe he raised the pivot blocks, by like 2mm or so, but that'd be a lot.
03-26-2004, 10:58 PM
#7699
Registered User
Maybe he raised the pivot blocks, by like 2mm or so, but that'd be a lot.
03-27-2004, 10:03 AM
#7702
Hi Guys,
We received quite a few new MR-4TCSD and CGM kit hop-ups, including the Light weight CGM chassis Tobee Craft Hop-ups for the MR-4TCSD are also back in stock.
Also, we received prototypes of the SD spools and we will be testing them this weekend. We should have them available soon.
Steve Wang
We received quite a few new MR-4TCSD and CGM kit hop-ups, including the Light weight CGM chassis Tobee Craft Hop-ups for the MR-4TCSD are also back in stock.
Also, we received prototypes of the SD spools and we will be testing them this weekend. We should have them available soon.
Steve Wang
03-27-2004, 09:17 PM
#7704
Tech Master
Originally posted by SpeedTech
Hi Guys,
We received quite a few new MR-4TCSD and CGM kit hop-ups, including the Light weight CGM chassis Tobee Craft Hop-ups for the MR-4TCSD are also back in stock.
Also, we received prototypes of the SD spools and we will be testing them this weekend. We should have them available soon.
Steve Wang
Hi Guys,
We received quite a few new MR-4TCSD and CGM kit hop-ups, including the Light weight CGM chassis Tobee Craft Hop-ups for the MR-4TCSD are also back in stock.
Also, we received prototypes of the SD spools and we will be testing them this weekend. We should have them available soon.
Steve Wang
Thanx Steve
03-28-2004, 12:01 AM
#7705
Registered User
Spur gears
What spur gears to have for gearing to run 27T stock motor? I just want the needed gears. Most commonly used. I don't want to buy every size. What for 48p or 64p?
03-28-2004, 02:41 AM
#7706
Spurs Sizes
Depending on what motor you will be using. I run Trinity Monsters using the stock spurs (70 tooth) and just adjust the the pinions (23-25 tooth) depending on the tire diameter with good results.
Regards,
Regards,
03-28-2004, 09:57 AM
#7707
Registered User
Spur Gear
I'm running Orion Core. I know the recommended starting gearing is 6.6~7.0, but I can get similiar ratios by using different Spur. So, I don't know what is better size spur to use? Let's say, I can get (48P) 7.059 gear ratio by using 63 spur/21 pinion. I also can get 7.059 gear ratio by using 81 spur/ 27 pinion. What are the differences?
Last edited by Aku-Man; 03-28-2004 at 10:05 AM.
03-28-2004, 10:36 AM
#7708
Really it makes no difference.
If you were being super technical, the larger gears will mesh better and maybe transmit more torque (only an issue with tiny, tiny pinions though), the larger gears have a higher rotating mass.
Just worry about the gear ratio, not the gear sizes.
I find that a 75 spur lets you run pretty much any gear ratio you could need, unless you were on a HUGE track.
If you were being super technical, the larger gears will mesh better and maybe transmit more torque (only an issue with tiny, tiny pinions though), the larger gears have a higher rotating mass.
Just worry about the gear ratio, not the gear sizes.
I find that a 75 spur lets you run pretty much any gear ratio you could need, unless you were on a HUGE track.
03-28-2004, 10:43 AM
#7709
Registered User
The track is about small or medium size with new a year old asphalt. Good track condition.
03-28-2004, 03:35 PM
#7710
Hi Guys,
initial test of the SD spool was awesome, the car handles great (we tested on a medium/large size outdoor track with decent bite) very predictable in and out of the turns.
These spools are made of steel so they are very durable, and because we incorporated a lot lightening process (hollowing out the center of the spool and milling out the back plate) these spools are about the same weight as the one-way unit with the outdrives on.
I'll have an exact weight of the two on Monday when I get back to work and have access to our digital scale
We should have these available very soon.
Steve Wang
initial test of the SD spool was awesome, the car handles great (we tested on a medium/large size outdoor track with decent bite) very predictable in and out of the turns.
These spools are made of steel so they are very durable, and because we incorporated a lot lightening process (hollowing out the center of the spool and milling out the back plate) these spools are about the same weight as the one-way unit with the outdrives on.
I'll have an exact weight of the two on Monday when I get back to work and have access to our digital scale
We should have these available very soon.
Steve Wang