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Sean T Guy 02-06-2006 02:59 PM

Colin ,
You saw Jasons's Surikarn at the KO. Completely loaded with red , even gear covers.
The biggest difference is the drivetrain. The evo 3 has much more direct drive with no slop whatsoever compared to the evo 4 which you can turn the front left wheel 1/4 turn before the back right has realised. This is because the main prop is direct into the diff gears instead of going through the ally cup into the diff housing. The evo 3 is therefore more expensive to crash head on with competitors :weird:
Also the evo 4has a final drive ratio 2.294 and the evo 3 is 2.6.
Geom is also slightly different with surikarn shock towers.

Sean T Guy 02-06-2006 03:04 PM

12th Feb is the 5th round of the S/W series which is being held in Plymouth. So this is at "pasty land" . Why Colin , Are you down this way.

PaZ 02-06-2006 03:11 PM

:lol: cheers sean guess ill have to start working even harder to pay for parts for the evo 4 that ill need :smile:

hey BLUE IS NOT BORING! :D

MR JOLLY 02-08-2006 12:26 AM

what is different between the EVO 3 & EVO IV

TheCoolCanFanMan 02-08-2006 01:20 AM


Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
what is different between the EVO 3 & EVO IV


1 :lol:

King of B Main 02-08-2006 08:12 AM

all I can say is I had the evo4 for a month. Spent all kinds of money to make it fast and it was still slow. I bought a 415msx the car is way better and faster, it compares with my xray 05 just as good.

Sean T Guy 02-08-2006 09:16 AM


Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
what is different between the EVO 3 & EVO IV

Same as above Colin , It didnt change over night.
Good to hear MSX is quicker than evo 4 :tire: :tire: Thats what I just ordered.

Devon Racer 02-08-2006 09:49 AM


Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
is there racing down in cow land on feb 12th

i`m just borrowing other peeps cars (cheaper this way) then give them back when i`m fedup with it
carpet slicks

also got a surikin version coming aswell £120.00
waht is on this one compared to the other s?? apart from being red anodised instead of boring blue

Mr Jolly

It would be good to see you racing down Plymouth this Sunday Im sure Rod will keep a seat warm for you !!!!! :lol:

Devon Racer 02-08-2006 11:18 AM

Setup for a spool on carpet with Rubber tyres
 
Does any one have a tried setup for a spool indoors on carpet with rubber tyres ? I tried it last weekend and the car was an animal !! I would like to get a good setup for a spool as i think it will be fast if i can get it right. Any info would be good.

Cheers

Hebiki 02-08-2006 01:50 PM


Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
what is different between the EVO 3 & EVO IV

jolly

the evoIII has a floating drivetrain. its a single piece shaft that goes from one gear box into the other. the evoIII uses the original suspension from tamiya.

the evoIV has a 3 piece drivetrain with a 3 or 5 piece aluminum bulkhead (instead of graphite gear boxes) with gear covers. they are easy access bulkheads so 4 screws for each bulkhead and you can service your diff/spool/one way.

evoIV MS also comes standard with the lw suspension.

- chris

alien too 02-08-2006 02:05 PM

Check this out:

http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...&highlight=evo

MR JOLLY 02-08-2006 02:17 PM


Originally Posted by Devon Racer
Does any one have a tried setup for a spool indoors on carpet with rubber tyres ? I tried it last weekend and the car was an animal !! I would like to get a good setup for a spool as i think it will be fast if i can get it right. Any info would be good.

Cheers

we don`t run spools over here in kent either one ways or diffs
spools to much hard work lot`s of stress & unpredictable

if it`s tight track diff is the way
big open track one way

remember i/we have had DMS,CARPETWARS & A host of other clubs over here running rubber for nearly 6 month`s solid

honestly no spools

Sean T Guy 02-08-2006 02:21 PM

Colin,
Can you answer your own question about additives , what would you plan on using on a slightly below grip carpet tack.

MR JOLLY 02-08-2006 02:28 PM


Originally Posted by Sean T Guy
Colin,
Can you answer your own question about additives , what would you plan on using on a slightly below grip carpet tack.


yes i can
but i wanted to get a advantage over you lot when i went down there

there are 2 lot`s that are popular ,but it depends on what tyre & carpet is in use
if your using very soft tyre that lay`s a lot of rubber down then LRP/Nosram carpet is best

jack the gripper is for starters ,very aggressive setup this stuff ,when grip comes up to grip roll situ then lrp on half the front ,full rear

Sean T Guy 02-08-2006 02:47 PM

Cheers Colin.
Here's the deal , you use my tyres and I use your additive.


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