stitchy

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For those of you in SoCal or can come down, we are having an open sedan chassis club race at the famed Tamiya track in Aliso Viejo, CA. This is a great chance for you XRay drivers to drive on a track that is normally reserved for Tamiyas only!



Speedtech RC presents The Grand Club Race at the world famous Tamiya Raceway. Join us on Saturday, November 5, 2011 for this special one day racing event. Open TC chassis, open tires, open battery, open body, and tons o fun.

Pre-registration is now open. Preregistration price is $15 for your first class and $10 each additional. Sign ups on race day will be $20 for your first class, $10 additional.

Sign up early to reserve your spot. We will be capping the # of racers and # of heats due to time constraints.

For more details and to sign up for racing... click here.

RCtech thread here

Meradin

iTrader: (19)

Okay, so I was wondering if anyine could post or link me to some close ups of the 90 degree servo mod. Also, What are these drilled caps I read about?

nerdling

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Here you go...
http://forum.teamxray.com/viewtopic....p=97385#p97385

I have conveted one of my cars ti the mod where the ball joint is drilled through the bell crank. I can confirm that the steering felt much smoother and more consistent.

Manson

I m searching steel spool cup for my t3 2011, anyone got a link ?

haywood

iTrader: (49)

Better yet!
http://www.sidepieceracing.com/

Meradin

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Thanks Nerdling!

Now what is this drilled cap mod? My cap collars had a hold drilled in them but I don't think this is what everyone is talking about.

Manson

Thanks for the link,

One question, can i use it with NOT ECS shaft ?

rx7ttlm

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There is an additional hole people are putting in the upper shock mount plastics. Drill a hole (I used a number 55 drill bit) that vents the area behind the bladder. This prevents pressure from behind the bladder from adding rebound, or changing the rebound as the temperature changes.

http://www.teamxray.com/teamxray/pro...ep%20-%20Short

elee32

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ecs shafts not required, all you need are the plastic blades like on the rear axles #305421

Mike Haynes

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These are sooo awesome

Skiddins

Found I can't use 52mm driveshafts with them as the plastic blades foul slightly on the edges of the outdrives.

hanulec

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The usability of Nikita outdrives with 52mm drive shafts really depends upon how wide you run the front end. At the standard 1.5mm shimming they fit but it is really close. Steve Sohl ran 52mm with 2.25mm arm shimming at the ROAR Asphalt Nats

RCknight

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With hordes of customers buying the other brand of shocks?

blade072

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not me....i got the xray ones....

elee32

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ran them for 3 weeks with 52mm ecs and standard track width with no problem....17.5 blinky with a bad driver hitting every board on the track and no problem with the outdrives or the blades