Xray T1
#8791
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Originally posted by markp27
Is this a foam setup? I'm looking for a good rubber tyre carpet setup. I have a very good setup for the TRF-415 I'm using for my Xray/Tamiya review, but I'm looking for a good starting point for the Xray T1 FK. There are lots of setups out there, but can anyone tell me if there is a really good one?
I don't want to be handicaped in testing the T1 FK
Is this a foam setup? I'm looking for a good rubber tyre carpet setup. I have a very good setup for the TRF-415 I'm using for my Xray/Tamiya review, but I'm looking for a good starting point for the Xray T1 FK. There are lots of setups out there, but can anyone tell me if there is a really good one?
I don't want to be handicaped in testing the T1 FK
#8792
Usually the stock book setup is good for most situations. Small adjustments are only needed from track to track.
#8793
Originally posted by rustler753
I just put on 28 mm Jaco foams premounted in my xray but they seem too wide. The rear tires hit the eyelits of the shocks when i use the outer hole on the arms and the tires hit the front when i do a full turn left or right. Is there some osort of spacer or something i am supposed do to allow 28 mm premounted jaco tires to fit on my car?
I just put on 28 mm Jaco foams premounted in my xray but they seem too wide. The rear tires hit the eyelits of the shocks when i use the outer hole on the arms and the tires hit the front when i do a full turn left or right. Is there some osort of spacer or something i am supposed do to allow 28 mm premounted jaco tires to fit on my car?
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#8794
Rustler-
Any 28mm Foam will rub on the shock of the XRAY while mounted in the outside hole.
The team guys grind down the arm a bit so the shock will fit inside of the wheel.
I have done it to my car, and their is enough meat around the mounting point to not weaken the arm one bit.
Korgae
JACO
Any 28mm Foam will rub on the shock of the XRAY while mounted in the outside hole.
The team guys grind down the arm a bit so the shock will fit inside of the wheel.
I have done it to my car, and their is enough meat around the mounting point to not weaken the arm one bit.
Korgae
JACO
#8795
Tech Apprentice
thanxs for the great imput but i need to ask about the front tires. I can't use full turning with the foams so what should i do about that problem. the tires will hit the shocks in the front when i turn full left and right with the 28 mm tires. Also i can't get the back ride hieght lower than 7mm...even with the shock collars all the way up. What can i do abou that?
#8796
Originally posted by rustler753
thanxs for the great imput but i need to ask about the front tires. I can't use full turning with the foams so what should i do about that problem. the tires will hit the shocks in the front when i turn full left and right with the 28 mm tires. Also i can't get the back ride hieght lower than 7mm...even with the shock collars all the way up. What can i do abou that?
thanxs for the great imput but i need to ask about the front tires. I can't use full turning with the foams so what should i do about that problem. the tires will hit the shocks in the front when i turn full left and right with the 28 mm tires. Also i can't get the back ride hieght lower than 7mm...even with the shock collars all the way up. What can i do abou that?
hope this kinda helps
lazyboy
#8797
Originally posted by lazyboy
nothing less then 7mm?? are u running the old style bmi rear shock tower, im gunna guess not, and have u checked ur uptravel because that could fubar the car up majorly if its off just by one or two turns. and check shock length and for any bent pins and other broken or bent items.
hope this kinda helps
lazyboy
nothing less then 7mm?? are u running the old style bmi rear shock tower, im gunna guess not, and have u checked ur uptravel because that could fubar the car up majorly if its off just by one or two turns. and check shock length and for any bent pins and other broken or bent items.
hope this kinda helps
lazyboy
also what roll centers are running? if on foam you should be running the lowest roll center most of the time on carpet.. just thought i throw that in there
#8798
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Guys I have a simple but I guess in depth question for you. In the past I have ran a schumacher on carpet, the dropped them and tried out a losi. Loved the losi, but now I want something different. I drove a buddies Evo II car yesterday, and thought it was great. But I wanna ask you guys, questions about it. How does it hold up to tweak problems, does he pretty much stay dead on? Also any other of you guys two cents about the car, would be much appriciated...
#8799
Tech Regular
Originally posted by Corey Bernardo
Guys I have a simple but I guess in depth question for you. In the past I have ran a schumacher on carpet, the dropped them and tried out a losi. Loved the losi, but now I want something different. I drove a buddies Evo II car yesterday, and thought it was great. But I wanna ask you guys, questions about it. How does it hold up to tweak problems, does he pretty much stay dead on? Also any other of you guys two cents about the car, would be much appriciated...
Guys I have a simple but I guess in depth question for you. In the past I have ran a schumacher on carpet, the dropped them and tried out a losi. Loved the losi, but now I want something different. I drove a buddies Evo II car yesterday, and thought it was great. But I wanna ask you guys, questions about it. How does it hold up to tweak problems, does he pretty much stay dead on? Also any other of you guys two cents about the car, would be much appriciated...
#8800
Tech Regular
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Originally posted by Korgae
Rustler-
Any 28mm Foam will rub on the shock of the XRAY while mounted in the outside hole.
The team guys grind down the arm a bit so the shock will fit inside of the wheel.
I have done it to my car, and their is enough meat around the mounting point to not weaken the arm one bit.
Korgae
JACO
Rustler-
Any 28mm Foam will rub on the shock of the XRAY while mounted in the outside hole.
The team guys grind down the arm a bit so the shock will fit inside of the wheel.
I have done it to my car, and their is enough meat around the mounting point to not weaken the arm one bit.
Korgae
JACO
#8801
on the front you have to limit the steering travel from left to right and then they wont rub also shaving the shock mounts on the rear arm is a perfect solution on the situation of the ride height you have to true your tires to about 59mm then you should have no problem hope this helps
#8802
Tech Apprentice
on regular sedan tires i have full turning radius but with foams, yes, i do have to turn down my dual rate, but I still want my full turning radius. Can anyone give me a solution for the front tires rubbing so that i can still turn the max with my foam tires.
Last edited by rustler753; 09-05-2004 at 08:37 PM.
#8803
sorry you cant and you should not have to, if you use your full turn radius you will be scrubbing off speed. anything more than 23 degrees of turning is just costing you speed
#8805
Originally posted by rustler753
on regular sedan tires i have full turning radius but with foams, yes, i do have to turn down my dual rate, but I still want my full turning radius. Can anyone give me a solution for the front tires rubbing so that i can still turn the max with my foam tires.
on regular sedan tires i have full turning radius but with foams, yes, i do have to turn down my dual rate, but I still want my full turning radius. Can anyone give me a solution for the front tires rubbing so that i can still turn the max with my foam tires.