Thomas_H

Could someone please tell me the diameter of the balls used for the side links on the Gen X 10?

Is it the same as that of normal ball studs?

What is the part number?

(it's for solving a little problem on another car)

Fabricio

I am new to pan cars, just learning from reading this thread and I didn't even get my car on the track, still new.

Why you guys glue the side walls of the tires?

Do I really have to trim them before using?

I have bought 2 pairs of front and 2 pairs of rear tires from CRC, they are 60mm if I am not wrong is there any problem running them like this?

Fabricio

Thanks for the explanation, so doing a brief calculation I have on my car now:

spur (original from the kit) 100T
pinion: 26T
Tire diameter: 61mm

Calculating I got:
61*3.14*26/100=49.8 correct?I have to divide everything by the spur?ok?

Now my idea is to run on asphalt, 4.0 LRP motor, Orion 3800 Lipo, Futaba 9650 and Sphere TC speedo, with this roll out I will be fine?

I now understand the idea of how calculating it, but I did not understand how to apply it.

Really sorry to answer so many questions that might be stupid but as I told I have never been to pan cars before.

liljohn1064

iTrader: (17)

yep you did.

61 * 3.14 = 191.54
26 / 100 = .26

191.54 * .26 = 49.8004 mm

liljohn1064

iTrader: (17)

Front 2.175
Rear 2.20

This is straight from CRC.

Lotus111

Hi

on my Windows Live page you can find a rollout chart for pro10 for both 64 pitch and 48 pitch gearing.

http://mcc-konstanz.spaces.live.com/

mr black

Hi
I have just got my gen 10 loads of info found on this site but i'm running jaco world spec wheels 64mm out of the box loads of grip roll so is there anyone out there ( i'm in the uk)that could true my tyres down to 60mm will post out and pay for the work

thanks in advance

otherwise is there a 10th pan arbor out there

Still Bill

iTrader: (16)

Mr Black,

Just send them to me with about $20 (US) so I can return them...LOL

Seriously, you need to cut the rears to about 57mm to get the ride height down. For carpet, I start with 55mm fronts and 57mm rears. For outdoor, I can start with 56mm/58mm.

I know...It's a lot of rubber into the trash...But, the performance is top shelf.

If you end up with a bit too much traction with the Jacos, try the CRC tyres. They are a bit firmer with their slightly larger wheels.

Cheers!

Bill

mr black

To balance the car i placed the car on a pointed spacer it tipped to the left looking from the rear i then fitted around 60g of weights on the right side until the car stays central on the points just this sound about right

hopefully this will sort my car pulling under power

Still Bill

iTrader: (16)

60g sounds about right for balancing against something like a LRP Sphere TC speedo and standard-sized receiver on the left side.

Fabricio

Hello guys,

Looking at a website here in Brazil for EP cars I found the link for a german one, specialized on pan cars.

There I found on a thread that there is adptor for pan cars to use the common ruber tires, have you ever seem something like that?

I am asking because here in Brazil pan cars are not popular, so everything I have to buy from amain, stormer, rcmart, mushroom and so on and starts to became expensive.

If someone have ever seem or know where to buy it, please PM me with the details.

http://www.moosi-masters.de/forum/download.php?id=1324

fytefire

iTrader: (50)

Is thee anyway to get proper ride height without cutting tires? Im running the Jaco spec tires. Ive tried all the carriers in every position. Cant get it below 8mm or so. Any advice or secrets?????

Still Bill

iTrader: (16)

No help here...I cut em and cry into the pile of foam cuttings.

JayL

I took all my electronics and weighed them, including wires, to get close and it ended up at almost 40g with the spx esc no heatsink

Scott B

iTrader: (47)

I only had to add 35g to balance mine left to right...