T.O.P. Racing "Photon" 1/10 EP Touring Car
#601
There are holes in the center of the shock tower you can use to check L/R balance of the car.
#602
No question what-so-ever. That is a VERY VERY nice car.
#603
Delay 1 week release !
because update perfect parts to customer
because update perfect parts to customer
#604
I ran my 'pre-release' photon at the weekend and was very impressed, the first time it turned a wheel it was glued to the track and had a lot of steering. My silly errors meant I only had 3 full runs with it, one tyre coming unglued and a battery bar coming off kind of limited my fun!
Great car though, excellent quality and the instructions are fantastic....highly recommended. Looking forward to running it this weekend in Scotland with Luke, Keith, Stew and the rest of the T.O.P UK/Much-More UK team
Dan
www.muchmoreracing.com
www.sdrcc.co.uk
Great car though, excellent quality and the instructions are fantastic....highly recommended. Looking forward to running it this weekend in Scotland with Luke, Keith, Stew and the rest of the T.O.P UK/Much-More UK team
Dan
www.muchmoreracing.com
www.sdrcc.co.uk
#605
Thanks E.J. for the quick response. I want to order the necessary weights to balance the car. If you think the screw in weights would be better or a combination that's what I'll do. I'm going to be using a JR servo, a Tekin RS esc., a Tekin 13.5, a Fast rec., and a AMB pt.
Thanks
Thanks
jtveten, I did not use the screw on weights as they were not available at the time. I used the lipo locator tray to balance the car. I'll add up how many I needed and get back to you.
There are holes in the center of the shock tower you can use to check L/R balance of the car.
There are holes in the center of the shock tower you can use to check L/R balance of the car.
#608
Hey Guys, +2 on the new car.We are so ready for the new car. Pictures are great to look at. Thanks Ron H,
#610
my cfp car is going to hang on my wall next to my 1st place for the indoor champs plaque and my tq plaque for the novak race.
#613
#614
Probably by passing a piece of string through the centre of the car under the shock towers, then hang the car from the string which runs through the holes in the shock tower. We'll let E.J. confirm that though
#615
I have been using 2 of my body mount tools from Team-Titan and balancing the chassis on them.
Using the shock mount would be easier but doubt as accurate as below the chassis.