Neil Rabara

I run the dual servo saver using the inside holes. I've discovered that this setting has no bump steering, good Ackerman. This also allows you to extend the ball cups out a little more to prevent flexing.

mo

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Speedworld Raceway now has X-ray cars and parts in stock. They are selling EV0-2's for $299.99. www.speedworldraceway.com or 916-783-8864

David Galdo

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Sweet, I am looking forward to seeing their online prices on 1/20/03.

Carbon_Fibre3

hi, i only just completed my xray, and am only new to forum.. so havent read past things, but the scale diagrams of the steering rods n stuff, seem a bit off.. ie to long..

anyone else discovered this?

Rob Storey

David Galdo

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Hmmmm.....I used my calipers and things went together fine. Were all your turn buckles the wrong length?

Carbon_Fibre3

i built them to the diagrams then cheked with calipers... .. .. 5mm out or something.. woops

David Galdo

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wow, which were off?

Carbon_Fibre3

teh two steering ones..

i couldnt belive it.. the diagrams are 1:1 scale aswell... the guy in the CAD department made it to long me thinks...

David Galdo

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Yeah, I think you are right about the length being too long for the steering setup.

Neil Rabara

I'm sure when it was initially done, it was to scale. Putting it on paper does alter things.

rc-zombies

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receiving my EVO2 w/C-hubs next weeks..
anybody give me a good starting setup for high traction track.
using P2k2/Monster stock, and 8x2 motors.

thanks in advance.

Steevo

Hello Everybody,
Just picked up an Xray T1 first version and there are a couple of things I wanted to ask.
Firstly I am having trouble fitting the carbon fibre Bumper upper plate. It is the one with the transponder cut out and it seems to sit a few millimetres above where it is suppose to sit on the front bulkhead. Is this suppose to be or am I missing something??

Secondly the measurement in the book for the steering rod that connects to the servo horn seems awfully long. If I was to leave it at the length stated in the manual the servo horn would not be able to sit perpendicular to the chassis. Have I done something wrong. Would it hurt if I used a shortened arm which allowed the servo horn to sit perpendicular to the chassis??

Any help is much appreciated
Steevo

StephenSobottka

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Zombies- What tires are u using, foam or rubber. ive got good setups for both

rc-zombies

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Rubber tires mostly.
sorex 32R's and 36R's in the middle of summer. If it gets really hot 40's
thanks..

StephenSobottka

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FRONT
white springs
2 holes open
30 wt oil
0 dive
-1 camber
1 degree toe out
caster 1 small clip in front of arm
stock shock locations
45 degrees for roll bar
droop 1mm

REAR
white springs
4 holes open
30 wt oil
0 squat
-1 camber
2-3 degrees toe in
254mm wheelbase
stock shock locations
2 mm roll bar
droop 2mm