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Old 11-26-2007, 10:08 PM
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i WAS WONDERING WHY YOU GUYS ARENT WIDENING THE CAR AT THE INNER ARM MOUNT.
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Old 11-26-2007, 10:17 PM
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Cool east

painted a east coast mazda
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Old 11-27-2007, 05:21 AM
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painted a east coast mazda
very nice Kevin
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Originally Posted by AARON YOUNG
i WAS WONDERING WHY YOU GUYS ARENT WIDENING THE CAR AT THE INNER ARM MOUNT.
thanks nexus.

aaron - i keep the rear where like it is because the rear/rear blocks are flush with the bulkheads and that helps keep the screws from bending. for the front, i like to let the hex offset determine where the hingepins are spaced. that, to me, is the dominant effect.

also, when running ~ 190mm w/o hex spacers the bones nearly fall out of the oudrives.
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Old 11-27-2007, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Skiddins
Yes, it was Anti-Squat, do you think I should run 2.5mm RC?
I also use 1.5 Deg Camber all round and was on Pre-built RP24's and Sorex 28's.
Forgot to mention, I also have the 2.5mm chassis at the moment.
Would the medium flex wishbones help?

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Take the anti-squat out mate.

Also what droop were you running and how have you measured it ?

Also check ya hinge pins.
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Old 11-27-2007, 07:50 AM
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Thumbs up First run with the MI3

Just want to say I made my first run with my new MI3 and WOW. This car is freaking amazing. Stock setup was right on. I've found a lot of great info in this thread and glad to see that help is just a click away.
Made the switch from Xray and couldn't be happier. Anyone want to buy a 007 .

BTW, nice paint Kev (customworksqueen)
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Old 11-27-2007, 08:09 AM
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Nice paint kevin


You have my address to send me one
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Nice paint kevin


You have my address to send me one
I can hook u up
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Old 11-27-2007, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by The Shrew
Take the anti-squat out mate.

Also what droop were you running and how have you measured it ?

Also check ya hinge pins.
Hinge Pins seemed OK but I will take everything apart again.

Droop was set to 4 all round, using a stepped guage, used to run 5 front 4 rear in Stock, but Sunday I was in Mod.

Weather was cold which didn't help, but others cars seemed almost like they were on a fast dry track while mine looked like a spinning top.

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Originally Posted by seaball
thanks nexus.

aaron - i keep the rear where like it is because the rear/rear blocks are flush with the bulkheads and that helps keep the screws from bending. for the front, i like to let the hex offset determine where the hingepins are spaced. that, to me, is the dominant effect.

also, when running ~ 190mm w/o hex spacers the bones nearly fall out of the oudrives.
Seab.

You seriously need to rethink your track attire :P
http://www.rc50.com/modules.php?name...bum=46&pos=202

Maybe something more like the attached for Novak!
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nexus you have pm
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Maybe something more like the attached for Novak!
do it up! xl please.
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Originally Posted by seaball
do it up! xl please.
DITTO!!
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do it up! xl please.
I will when you tell me how you have black Parma wheels!! sweet!

and Jimmy.

Got your messages. Sent you guys PMs. I'm working on something still that might make these custom sponsor shirts happen. Stickers on tee's is just GOOFY!!!
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goooooooooootezzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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