rdub202

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try the link in his signature

BBSpence

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http://www.teameamotorsports.com/cat...5e8eef82a6cbec

DOTMAN

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speedtech sells a titanium screw kit for it

http://www.speedtechrc.com/store/ebp...?catmainid=391

rdub202

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http://www.rcscrewz.com/

sells a stainless steel set

HRCRACER123

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Hey which ones are better the titanium ones or the stainless steel?

DOTMAN

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titanium is lighter and strong. I use them and haven't had a problem with them.

hpipro321

either one....the car is light enough if you go wit stainless

protouring

I have a 84 tooth spur with 60mm size foams what is a good gearing for 19t?

HRCRACER123

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Hey guys I dont like the fact that the old silver screws kinda bonded to the carbon fiber in the chassis. Thats why alot are stripped out.

Would the titanium or stainless steels screws not do this?

Also the prices are $47 for the titanium and like $18 for the stainless steel. Is the titanium worth it?

DOTMAN

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What I do to minimize the screw locking issue is put some ca on a Qtip and put a light coat of glue in the countersunk holes in the bottom of the chassis. I haven't had any problems since I started doing that to my cars. As far as the prices go, that's your call. If you go to santioned events which have a weight requirement, you'd probably have to add weight. The steel screws would probably be better because the extra weight is about as low as you can get it. For club racing, I like the weight savings that the Ti screws give me

hpipro321

THe titanium is not worth it at all go stainless

nutfluff

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I am about to dip into the onroad scene and bring my T1R out to a parking lot race. I am in the process of setting it up using my HUDY set-up board..however I am having trouble lowering my rear ride height to 4.5mm. I have all the preload off the shocks and it won't go below 7.5mm. I have the shocks mounted on the middle of the rear tower and outside on the arms...what am I over looking?

Thanks in advance.

howard hudson

sounds like the lowwer spring purches are sitting to high on the lowwer shock mount (eyelet) I would get some FK ones and try that. why are you trying to get 4.5 ride hight for the rear ??? Thats to low for outside parking lots.

Speedo

The spring retainers even in the Factory Kits, for some reason, still don't allow you to go much lower than 6-7mm. You have two options: a) if you want your car to look trick, pick up some Team Tamale spring retainers b) pick up a set of Associated spring retainers.

Either option will allow you to lower your ride height to where you want it.

www.teamtamale.com

nutfluff

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the spring cups are locked down into the eyelets....just following a set-up sheet posted by Jim Bishop? from the Xray site...any suggestions?