Owen RaCing

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Then how does Sawyer keep breaking his Xray?

STLNLST

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that's a good question. i will get back to you on that.......lol

STLNLST

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yet i was still on a tq run until the pinion spun. the Tekin would fit nicely in your MI4 and AY already has a fast set up. Maybe u and I need to talk.....lol

seaball

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mick, schumacher has made some good strides with this car. you won't be disappointed. everything is simple, yet well thought out. the arms were the weak point (if you run indoors) and they just changed the mold to help with that (AND are offering the new arms in both, hard and flexible materials)..

arms: http://www.rceasy.com/2009/07/17/sch...steering-yoke/
review: http://www.redrc.net/2009/07/mission...chumacher-mi4/

we'll have an handful of them this season at the gate. i just hope herrmann doesn't show me up with his.

mickrcarver

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Thanks,looks like I may lean twords this car

BlackedOutREVO

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hahahahahaha!

well we will see next time at swr how fast you can go. Haha I already bought a spx and got a duo, So I'm good. I could use his set up though. I'm curious what he ended up with set up wise. My car is pretty good, it's just down to the little changes now

rezenclowd3

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Assembling the Mi4 right now, and its quite a joy. Noticing things vs my TC5 that I REALLY like. 1 being the very cool diff nut cover to keep dust out.) 2 being the locking grub screw.

Just assembling it now to know how it all goes back together when I get the parts back from anodizing. The purple IS starting to grow on me though....

BlackedOutREVO

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Heres a few pics of my ride. Next is black anodizing And a new radio. Love the car! Just falls together, no slop, and its tough as nails!

MikeXray

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Looks nice, looks like you need a bit less rear camber

BlackedOutREVO

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thanks

It just looks weird in the pic. It's at 2 deg all around

rezenclowd3

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Playing with the diff right now and it feels sticky for some reason. Not notchy. It's very smooth though. Any ideas? IE It feels like an 8th scale diff, with 5k weight diff oil in it. I thought maybe the diff rings are rubbing the pulley if the pulley is too thick?

Korey Harbke

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The Herm is running a schuie now??? Nice!

Psql

You've probably used to much diff grease. Then the plates and the diff pulley will stick together and create more friction.

BAMBAM cheapsk8

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Mine is like that too. My thoughts are too much grease or too small balls. Thick pulley would have the same result. Going to try less grease then 2.5mm balls.

SMall problem on an otherwise great car.

Skiddins

When I was running the Mi3 I had a problem where one of the diff side fences was actually slightly touching the diff ring.
Remoive the sides and see if it still does it.

In the end I just ran without the side fence that was causing the problem.