6LikesSchumacher Mi4
08-02-2010, 08:15 PM
#2087
Originally Posted by Owen RaCing
The shafts bent just giving them a look. My Mi3 and Mi4 had bent shafts after a day. Any aluminum shafts bend, but the MI shafts are worse.
Other than that, have yet to bend them in a low speed impact.EDIT: realized I have stated this before. Sorry, my memory is failing me. I feel like an old geezer telling the same stories over and over.
Last edited by rezenclowd3; 08-02-2010 at 08:27 PM.
08-03-2010, 06:33 AM
#2088
Originally Posted by rezenclowd3
+1. They have never broke on me. Sure stretched, holes elongated, look like crap after 10 runs...but NEVER EVER broke on me.
You guys seriously have issues with the driveshafts?
Odd..... Seriously this car has been all but flawless for me. Seriously I have such confidence in the parts quality that I don't stock spares generally. ONLY when I break a part will I buy 2. Wear and tear on the kit has been so very minimal for me as well.
Not here to argue though, EVERYONE has a different experience with a kit.
On a side note, I just LOVE the Schumacher diff. Best diff I have had yet.
Now go forth and crash less!
You guys seriously have issues with the driveshafts?
Odd..... Seriously this car has been all but flawless for me. Seriously I have such confidence in the parts quality that I don't stock spares generally. ONLY when I break a part will I buy 2. Wear and tear on the kit has been so very minimal for me as well. Not here to argue though, EVERYONE has a different experience with a kit.
On a side note, I just LOVE the Schumacher diff. Best diff I have had yet.
Now go forth and crash less!
08-03-2010, 10:52 AM
#2091
Originally Posted by KDR
See I broke last time because of one of your HB crew tagging me in the first 3 corners. Someone that spun decided to get back onto the track line before letting traffic pass. Definitely need to step up the game for stop-goes and pulling people off the track for dirty driving. 
:Cough cough: "I am bowling for cars!" :Cough cough: Should just pull the drivers car right then and there...
08-03-2010, 01:23 PM
#2093
yea i agree the shouie bones are crap, I've probably went thru a bag of like 5 in the last 3 years.
08-04-2010, 04:57 AM
#2095
Just a couple of questions regarding the Mi4LP-Pro
Do you guy's run a servo saver?, if yes, what type?
Do you suffer any major (regular) breakages with this model?
What arms (med?) do you run & find most effective on a low grip surface?
Many thanks in advance
Do you guy's run a servo saver?, if yes, what type?
Do you suffer any major (regular) breakages with this model?
What arms (med?) do you run & find most effective on a low grip surface?
Many thanks in advance
08-04-2010, 05:48 PM
#2096
Originally Posted by FK05 lover
Just a couple of questions regarding the Mi4LP-Pro
Do you guy's run a servo saver?, if yes, what type?
Do you suffer any major (regular) breakages with this model?
What arms (med?) do you run & find most effective on a low grip surface?
Many thanks in advance
Do you guy's run a servo saver?, if yes, what type?
Do you suffer any major (regular) breakages with this model?
What arms (med?) do you run & find most effective on a low grip surface?
Many thanks in advance
I don't suffer any major breakage. Unless I have a brain fart and crash hard
I like CF front arms and meduim rear arms. I feel that the car makes alot of front traction so you don't need to use meduim front arms.
08-04-2010, 09:49 PM
#2097
Originally Posted by Barger
Check out the bones on the new Kyosho TF6 tourer
08-05-2010, 04:58 PM
#2098
Originally Posted by FK05 lover
Just a couple of questions regarding the Mi4LP-Pro
Do you guy's run a servo saver?, if yes, what type?
Do you suffer any major (regular) breakages with this model?
What arms (med?) do you run & find most effective on a low grip surface?
Many thanks in advance
Do you guy's run a servo saver?, if yes, what type?
Do you suffer any major (regular) breakages with this model?
What arms (med?) do you run & find most effective on a low grip surface?
Many thanks in advance
I also use a Kimborough medium sized servo saver
I have been liking the C/F short arms lately all round, might try mediums rear sometime though.
Regarding breakages the car is the strongest car I have ever owned. I replace front driveshaft blades quite alot, the CF arms are the weakest but I have only damaged them on the rear if you get hit from behind or something. Like all cars the hingepins can break if you hit something in the wrong way.
I am very happy with the car and is the best car I have ever had, What makes it better is the support from other drivers and Schumacher themselves if you ever need help with your kit.
Good luck with whatever kit you choose
08-06-2010, 01:08 PM
#2099
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by SRW141
The spool works great. I use xray ECS's. No chatter, plenty of steering and they don't bend.
08-06-2010, 06:53 PM
#2100
Originally Posted by SRW141
I use a medium size kimbrough saver.
I don't suffer any major breakage. Unless I have a brain fart and crash hard
I like CF front arms and meduim rear arms. I feel that the car makes alot of front traction so you don't need to use meduim front arms.
I don't suffer any major breakage. Unless I have a brain fart and crash hard
I like CF front arms and meduim rear arms. I feel that the car makes alot of front traction so you don't need to use meduim front arms.
Originally Posted by rc-racer-kirby
I also use a Kimborough medium sized servo saver
I have been liking the C/F short arms lately all round, might try mediums rear sometime though.
Regarding breakages the car is the strongest car I have ever owned. I replace front driveshaft blades quite alot, the CF arms are the weakest but I have only damaged them on the rear if you get hit from behind or something. Like all cars the hingepins can break if you hit something in the wrong way.
I am very happy with the car and is the best car I have ever had, What makes it better is the support from other drivers and Schumacher themselves if you ever need help with your kit.
Good luck with whatever kit you choose
I have been liking the C/F short arms lately all round, might try mediums rear sometime though.
Regarding breakages the car is the strongest car I have ever owned. I replace front driveshaft blades quite alot, the CF arms are the weakest but I have only damaged them on the rear if you get hit from behind or something. Like all cars the hingepins can break if you hit something in the wrong way.
I am very happy with the car and is the best car I have ever had, What makes it better is the support from other drivers and Schumacher themselves if you ever need help with your kit.
Good luck with whatever kit you choose
