jjjheimer

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Oh, thanks.. do they have any practical use after the bags are cut open?

Shortbusallstar

How much rubbing do you guys allow? None?
built as per kit
5mm ride height front
5.5-6 rear
5mm downstops/droop all around
and i am rubbing slightly on the motor side, it is a fast sweeper at the end of the straight causing it i guess.

the car is fast & giving great lap times

CarbonJoe

A luxury, optimized version of a desiccant. They absorb moisture.

niemand

As long as it's fast I wouldn't mind. Especially when it's only one corner.
I only do something against it when I notice that it slows me down (in the last minutes of the run).
But normally I allow the car to rub enough for a slight build up of rubber on the edges of the chassis.

Jon Williams

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Okay, that was funny.

XSLR8

It's a little paper towel to wipe the sweat of your forehead at each stage of the build,xray really do think of everything....

Potoczak

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Hahaha that was good!!

jlfx car audio

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Ran mine today . I'm happy to say, the only issue I had was the loose nut behind the wheel . Tho I did run better than ever before . Have me a new airtronics MT-4 coming ,was having a glitch with a full grid in the main...
@ thunder Rc in Nashville (med-high traction)
Changes made from kit :
Went to high role center in rear
-2.25 rear camber
-1.75 front camber
0 toe in front
1500cst in rear diff
300,000wt in front diff

Dan

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Just need to paint the body! Don't make fun of my battery, it works well.

I have the Yeah Racing Tornado fan too. Its a good fan, but I had to mount it on some spare lexan and used the motor guard holes to secure the lexan piece. Temporary until I find something more secure.

First time building a new Xray, went together very well. Slight weepage on the diff but I think I may have dislodged that super thin O-ring when putting together the diff. Swapped in the thicker bumper, T2 bumper hardware. Running the asphalt setup but front seems very soft still...

bucketboy

Screw an Xray servo post into the spare hole in the laysaft mount, fix the fan to that, it won't budge

Smartypants

or shoegoo the fan directly onto the chassis. Always works well and easy to remove if needs be!

Mb3195

servo post is definitely the best option - cant move unless you want it to!

RMKinWI

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Anyone have a picture of this?

Josh-n-ya

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Cant wait to see it up close! You racing next week! the 18th

Josh-n-ya

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Question, I have an 2011 version and am looking to get more rear side bite. What are some tips? thanks