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Old 06-17-2007, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by woozer71
Jan the blades were already mounted when I purchase the kit so whether the were stretched from the factory I don't know.
With the rear end it is really free so I don't think there is a binding issue. How loose do you guys run your rear diffs. I run on ashphalt smooth surface.
I also run stock and have always run my belts loose..but with the MI3 I found by having the belts one notch looser than the book the rear belt was causing a noise...binding...the front belt was ok but have since found it wearing from rubbing on the steering
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Old 06-17-2007, 09:21 PM
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Well nobody showed up for rubber tire carpet racing today, so I threw XRay 25 & 30lb springs on my asphault car, a front diff, and 2 upper decks and raced foam. Seriously no other changes to the car and I TQ'ed 19 turn by a lap. This car is pretty amazing to me, no other changes but what I listed to my Reedy Race setup and it was able to go that fast.

Unfortunately I wasnt able to stay for the mains, but with how good my car was, I kinda doubt they would have gone much different from qualifying.

lol, it was kinda funny watching my foam tire car going around the track with a Mazda 6 body.
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Old 06-17-2007, 09:31 PM
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You run double pink, double pink orange Jaco's?

Sorry I couldn't make it today. Fathers day stuff. I'll be at BCR asphalt on Saturday next weekend.
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PW- I just Emailed an order to you. Don't think I'll have time to call in tomorrow.
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Jon...Have you heard anything about replacing the fron cvds as the pins are breaking
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If you're having trouble with the pins on the CVD's, call up Schumacher. They'll get you taken care of. PW posted a couple of days ago what the issue was and how they've fixed it. I think it was over hardened pins or something. I have yet to have a problem with mine, but I know there's been a handful of people who have. I don't think they're going to have the new CVD's in for another week or so though.
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Originally Posted by Jon Kerr
You run double pink, double pink orange Jaco's?

Sorry I couldn't make it today. Fathers day stuff. I'll be at BCR asphalt on Saturday next weekend.
Yep, non wraps. I really could have used a ton more steering, but cant expect too much from a foam car with an asphalt setup on it lol.
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Old 06-17-2007, 10:34 PM
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Should have just taken out a bunch of rear toe.
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Old 06-17-2007, 11:14 PM
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Hiya

What benefit does one get by overdriving the front (by using a smaller pully on the 1way or spool) , i have seen a few tamiya setups where they use a smaller pulley on the front, what benefit does this give, and how would you do it on the Schumacher?

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Originally Posted by Jon Kerr
Should have just taken out a bunch of rear toe.
Didnt want to change it too much and have to go through remembering what all I changed when I want to run it outdoors.. lazyness at its finest lol.
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Originally Posted by mutley001
How do the Tamiya springs sompare to the schuie ones? Blue Front and White Rear?


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Anyone help with this?

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Old 06-17-2007, 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by MoonTrap
Hiya

What benefit does one get by overdriving the front (by using a smaller pully on the 1way or spool) , i have seen a few tamiya setups where they use a smaller pulley on the front, what benefit does this give, and how would you do it on the Schumacher?

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I run overdrive on my asphault spool setup, basically it makes the car a lot more aggressive turning in, and I feel it helps the car power out of the corners a little better as well. Check out my Reedy Race setup on the Schumacher website, the whole setup with the overdrive works really well.
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Old 06-17-2007, 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Skiddins
Rob, what are you going to run now?

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gone and bought a Scythe. its not bad to be honest.
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Old 06-17-2007, 11:48 PM
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Thanks for the reply randy.

Is the 414 pulley the same as the ta04 ?, also what teeth is it?
Is there any other pulley one can use, like the xray 34t one?, as it is hard to find parts for the 414/ta04

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Old 06-18-2007, 03:03 AM
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Anyone had problems with Mi3 topdecks breaking? Last weekend we ran 2 cars (only 2nd time out for both cars) and both broke the topdecks. Mine literally split in half, while the other one still stayed together, but is broken nonetheless
We did have some nice flights, but on my car nothing else was bent or broken, the other one broke rear lower arm as well.
I have to say I have never had a topdeck break throughout the 10 years I have raced Schumacher touring cars... the Mi3 one looks a lot more fragile as well than the previous ones, but still, this came as a complete surprise. One more thing to stock up.
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