Schumacher Corner
#4411
Tech Addict
Paul is there C hubs for the misison now? I was rading in a magazine that shui had been using c hubs instaed of there normal system? Thanks
#4412
Tech Master
xcell, i know someone who used a 3mm one yesterday, and killed it in a few runs - not sure precisely how many, but single figures i think.
#4413
xcell...I heard the same as Matt, but worse. One of our team guys tried one and it skipped brand new with a mod motor. I would stick with the stock belt or the std xray belt.
teamAE....Nothing new for the Mission right now, but we have plenty of new things on the drawing board. Schumacher has to finish up our newest project first http://www.racing-cars.com/menace.asp
teamAE....Nothing new for the Mission right now, but we have plenty of new things on the drawing board. Schumacher has to finish up our newest project first http://www.racing-cars.com/menace.asp
#4414
Tech Regular
hey guys i was wondering what size i should set my shocks at?
#4415
most guys are running their shocks between 65 - 67 mm for standard shock positions.
Too long and they can cause the piston to hit the top of the body under full compression, too short and they can limit droop and ride height.
Too long and they can cause the piston to hit the top of the body under full compression, too short and they can limit droop and ride height.
#4416
Tech Regular
king-g thanks also does anyone know if i can order a complete screw set from schumacher for the mission? and what is the part number for the front rw diff gear?
#4418
jiggamacdaddy....We no longer have a steel screw kit for the Mission, but we now have a Titanium screw kit.
RW1002 is the part number for the front pulley.
RW1002 is the part number for the front pulley.
#4419
Tech Addict
I just installed the rw pullys...WOW its the freest belt car I have seen yet. Just putting the pullys on made all the diffrence in the world. Anything else I could do to make is smother, maybe the xray belt in the rear?
Thanks
Thanks
#4421
Tech Regular
iTrader: (2)
AE: Did you strip the gease out of the bearings when you built the car? If not, take the bearings and soak them overnight in brake cleaner or motor spray to remove the grease the bearings come packed in. After letting the bearings dry, lightly lube them with a good bearing or teflon oil and reassemble the car. Hope that holps...
#4423
Tech Addict
Thanks RacerX I did the usuall stuff already, bearing wise,a dn just need to go try it out at the track. Still having rpoblems with finding the right rgearing I am geared at 89/23 for a monster which is 6.9 with other cars I was in the 7.2 7.3's but never down to 6.9 maybe 6.8?????
Thanks
Thanks
#4424
Tech Regular
does anyone know what the turn around time is if i order parts off the schumacher website?