Sigearhead

iTrader: (74)

as a matter a fact you would probably break less if you just take the balls off the diff and tighten is down rather than use a spool in the rear. There is no give to the spool and you could break outdrives, cvd's and all kinds of stuff in the rear of the drivetrain. If you run the tightened diff but not completely tight, just enough so that it won't slip under driving conditions but that it will under wrecking conditions then you might cut down on broken parts.

JayBee

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You gotta come with more originality than that! LOL

ernie

Hi ..I would like to race the Mi3 in stock with rubber tires and on asphalt. How close is the set up if the kit has been built as per the manual? Would you recommend any changes?
The track is medium to large and medium grip.Thanks in advance.
Adrian.

Mission Mad MI2

Ernie ,my son races in similar conditions to what you are enquiring about and with the factory setup ie .going by all the measurements .
He has already beaten his PB and did it on a cold and dusty track ,so I would be recomending the factory setup without hesitation .

Having said that he did need a couple of heats to get used to the feel of the new car as it reacted faster in his veiw to driver imput .

Also just to prove to ourselves it is a good setup he ran the car the next meet without change and was getting the same times .With consistancies in the low .22 s .

hope this helps, Mark

Mission Mad MI2

Ernie ,my son races in similar conditions to what you are enquiring about and with the factory setup ie .going by all the measurements .
He has already beaten his PB and did it on a cold and dusty track ,so I would be recomending the factory setup without hesitation .

Having said that he did need a couple of heats to get used to the feel of the new car as it reacted faster in his veiw to driver imput .

Also just to prove to ourselves it is a good setup he ran the car the next meet without change and was getting the same times .With consistancies in the low .22 s .

hope this helps, Mark

his previous car was the EC edition

Mission Mad MI2

apoligise for the double up guys was supposed to edit

Cheers Mark

James khoo

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Hi guys,
Did anyone know the CV driveshaft steel axles that can fit/replace Mi3 alloy axles?mine snap!please help.
Thanks

ernie

Thanks for your help Mark.

steveonamission

hmmm does anyone know if you can buy like the alloy cvd shaft bit seperatly (dogbone whatever you like to call it) as mine are slightly bent to say the least after a bit of a ruff A final

Dont realy want to spend £25 on whole new set

AdrianM

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The drive shaft will be available seperatly in a couple weeks.

andrewdoherty

iTrader: (49)

what about the other half of the CVD (the "joint" assembly)? Will that be available separately also?

PW

They are already in stock U3233 (dogebone)

The axles are still back ordered and I don't remember the part number right now.

Top-deck is being looked into....

Marcos.J

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hey Paul let me know when you get the P-Dub bumpers in stock

PW

The Mi3 ones are

protc3

iTrader: (13)

hey paul,any plans on a 501x pdub bumper? marcos may be getting one and he may need it.