T.O.P. Racing "Photon" 1/10 EP Touring Car
#3196
Tech Champion
iTrader: (103)
I'm running 367/50wt front and 289/45wt rear. I've played around with swaybars and the car seems to work best with the 1.2 mm bars front and rear. Buy a Kimbrough medium servo saver and don't run the car without it. The car is very fast and very durable. I've only broken one steering bellcrank (hence the reason for the servo saver). I don't really know of any tricks to the build. It goes together very well and with alot fewer parts than most kits on the market. If you have any questions, please give me a call. I'd be happy to help you out. Sent you a PM.
#3197
Using 2 strings makes sence but now how can you tell if the car is off a gram or 2 on either side by looking at the top of the car when you pick it up? Without buying 4 corner scales. Thanks
#3198
i like this balance
#3199
Looks good in your picture but how can you tell if your a gram or 2 off? In the picture it looks like it's tilting to the left a little bit.
#3200
i picked up four scales on ebay at $8 a piece shipped.
#3201
Tech Elite
iTrader: (49)
I'm running 367/50wt front and 289/45wt rear. I've played around with swaybars and the car seems to work best with the 1.2 mm bars front and rear. Buy a Kimbrough medium servo saver and don't run the car without it. The car is very fast and very durable. I've only broken one steering bellcrank (hence the reason for the servo saver). I don't really know of any tricks to the build. It goes together very well and with alot fewer parts than most kits on the market. If you have any questions, please give me a call. I'd be happy to help you out. Sent you a PM.
#3203
Tech Champion
iTrader: (103)
I mounted my servo using two of the motor mount braces. Instead of using a regular lock nut on the back of the servo saver, I used the Kimbrough medium saver with no holes. I drilled the hole where I wanted it and used a Corally M3 nut (part number COR79417) to keep the saver as close to the top deck as possible. Here's the pic to help explain.
#3205
Tech Elite
iTrader: (49)
I mounted my servo using two of the motor mount braces. Instead of using a regular lock nut on the back of the servo saver, I used the Kimbrough medium saver with no holes. I drilled the hole where I wanted it and used a Corally M3 nut (part number COR79417) to keep the saver as close to the top deck as possible. Here's the pic to help explain.
#3206
#3208
Tech Elite
iTrader: (109)
i'm going to say yes you will. i got mine from amain awhile back and i got the newest of components. updated dog bones, new spool, two sets of plastic spool outdrives and one set of steel spool outdrives. i think they even state on the photon page about the updated components being included.