3LikesXray T1
11-24-2003, 04:56 PM
#5221
Regional Moderator
It is true, also hudy will be distrubted by Horizon. They have promised to have a complete inventory in stock within the next week or so. Only hope they can do it.
11-24-2003, 05:53 PM
#5222
Does anyone know where I can get the 1.77 pullies I have been unable to get them my hobbieshop says he cant get the till next month or next year 
11-24-2003, 06:23 PM
#5225
ok thanks guys ill try that Stormer is out of them
11-24-2003, 06:24 PM
#5226
first elec car
Hi, Would a evo2 freedom of choice car be a good car to buy for my first electric car?? I run 1/8 scale on and off-road,also touring car, so im not a newbie to racing,just a newbie to electric 
A LHS opened up a indoor carpet track and was wanting some more stick time{its gettin cold in texas now} Thanks
A LHS opened up a indoor carpet track and was wanting some more stick time{its gettin cold in texas now} Thanks
11-24-2003, 06:27 PM
#5227
Re: first elec car
Originally posted by rcmike
Hi, Would a evo2 freedom of choice car be a good car to buy for my first electric car?? I run 1/8 scale on and off-road,also touring car, so im not a newbie to racing,just a newbie to electric A LHS opened up a indoor carpet track and was wanting some more stick time{its gettin cold in texas now} Thanks
Hi, Would a evo2 freedom of choice car be a good car to buy for my first electric car?? I run 1/8 scale on and off-road,also touring car, so im not a newbie to racing,just a newbie to electric
A LHS opened up a indoor carpet track and was wanting some more stick time{its gettin cold in texas now} Thanks
11-24-2003, 06:43 PM
#5228
Tech Adept
iTrader: (2)
Re: first elec car
Originally posted by rcmike
Hi, Would a evo2 freedom of choice car be a good car to buy for my first electric car?? I run 1/8 scale on and off-road,also touring car, so im not a newbie to racing,just a newbie to electric A LHS opened up a indoor carpet track and was wanting some more stick time{its gettin cold in texas now} Thanks
Hi, Would a evo2 freedom of choice car be a good car to buy for my first electric car?? I run 1/8 scale on and off-road,also touring car, so im not a newbie to racing,just a newbie to electric
A LHS opened up a indoor carpet track and was wanting some more stick time{its gettin cold in texas now} Thanks
Last edited by Surge; 11-24-2003 at 06:50 PM.
11-24-2003, 09:05 PM
#5230
If its the oil....
1. Fill them all the way
2. Compress the shaft about 1/2 - 3/4 of the way.
3. Put the little bladder on and squeeze out air bubles. Hold the shock at a 45* angle to do this. Put the lower side of the bladder in first then roll it on towards the upper end (with the shock tilted). This will squeeze out any air that is trapped.
4. Extend the shaft all the way and put the cap on. This will suck the bladder down and it won't pop off.
I also found some translucent bladders that you can see the air bubles under. i think they are yoks or something. Not really sure.
I get no air and the action is very smooth with only a little shaft extension when it is compressed fully.
1. Fill them all the way
2. Compress the shaft about 1/2 - 3/4 of the way.
3. Put the little bladder on and squeeze out air bubles. Hold the shock at a 45* angle to do this. Put the lower side of the bladder in first then roll it on towards the upper end (with the shock tilted). This will squeeze out any air that is trapped.
4. Extend the shaft all the way and put the cap on. This will suck the bladder down and it won't pop off.
I also found some translucent bladders that you can see the air bubles under. i think they are yoks or something. Not really sure.
I get no air and the action is very smooth with only a little shaft extension when it is compressed fully.
11-24-2003, 09:56 PM
#5231
Originally posted by sands
If its the oil....
1. Fill them all the way
2. Compress the shaft about 1/2 - 3/4 of the way.
3. Put the little bladder on and squeeze out air bubles. Hold the shock at a 45* angle to do this. Put the lower side of the bladder in first then roll it on towards the upper end (with the shock tilted). This will squeeze out any air that is trapped.
4. Extend the shaft all the way and put the cap on. This will suck the bladder down and it won't pop off.
I also found some translucent bladders that you can see the air bubles under. i think they are yoks or something. Not really sure.
I get no air and the action is very smooth with only a little shaft extension when it is compressed fully.
If its the oil....
1. Fill them all the way
2. Compress the shaft about 1/2 - 3/4 of the way.
3. Put the little bladder on and squeeze out air bubles. Hold the shock at a 45* angle to do this. Put the lower side of the bladder in first then roll it on towards the upper end (with the shock tilted). This will squeeze out any air that is trapped.
4. Extend the shaft all the way and put the cap on. This will suck the bladder down and it won't pop off.
I also found some translucent bladders that you can see the air bubles under. i think they are yoks or something. Not really sure.
I get no air and the action is very smooth with only a little shaft extension when it is compressed fully.
Last edited by AWOLsoldier; 11-24-2003 at 10:31 PM.
11-24-2003, 09:58 PM
#5232
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (56)
Xray SSG Chassis
Booyah! Just got my Xray back from Xtreme Racing. He was using it to prototype the chassis for the car...works on the T1, EVO2 and T1R
Looks sweet, the upper chassis is a bit stiffer then the factory stiffy, new chassis is stiffer then the factory Evo2(as stiff as the T1 chassis)
Check out Xtreme Racing
I dont work for them, but tell em Eric sent ya and he will hook you up!
I can't wait till I have the chance to throw this piece on carpet!
Looks sweet, the upper chassis is a bit stiffer then the factory stiffy, new chassis is stiffer then the factory Evo2(as stiff as the T1 chassis)
Check out Xtreme Racing
I dont work for them, but tell em Eric sent ya and he will hook you up!
I can't wait till I have the chance to throw this piece on carpet!
11-25-2003, 04:59 PM
#5233
Re: Xray SSG Chassis
Originally posted by dynamic_e
Booyah! Just got my Xray back from Xtreme Racing. He was using it to prototype the chassis for the car...works on the T1, EVO2 and T1R
Looks sweet, the upper chassis is a bit stiffer then the factory stiffy, new chassis is stiffer then the factory Evo2(as stiff as the T1 chassis)
Check out Xtreme Racing
I dont work for them, but tell em Eric sent ya and he will hook you up!
I can't wait till I have the chance to throw this piece on carpet!
Booyah! Just got my Xray back from Xtreme Racing. He was using it to prototype the chassis for the car...works on the T1, EVO2 and T1R
Looks sweet, the upper chassis is a bit stiffer then the factory stiffy, new chassis is stiffer then the factory Evo2(as stiff as the T1 chassis)
Check out Xtreme Racing
I dont work for them, but tell em Eric sent ya and he will hook you up!
I can't wait till I have the chance to throw this piece on carpet!
11-25-2003, 06:01 PM
#5234
Tech Master
Re: Xray SSG Chassis
Originally posted by dynamic_e
Booyah! Just got my Xray back from Xtreme Racing. He was using it to prototype the chassis for the car...works on the T1, EVO2 and T1R
I dont work for them, but tell em Eric sent ya and he will hook you up!
I can't wait till I have the chance to throw this piece on carpet!
Booyah! Just got my Xray back from Xtreme Racing. He was using it to prototype the chassis for the car...works on the T1, EVO2 and T1R
I dont work for them, but tell em Eric sent ya and he will hook you up!
I can't wait till I have the chance to throw this piece on carpet!
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11-26-2003, 06:46 AM
#5235
Has anyone tried Serpent shock o-ring in the xray shock ?