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#1382
Tech Regular
Anyone knows the function of the steering stoppers? Part number: A2304.
Thanks.
Thanks.
#1383
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Saw this the other day. A limited edition team version is coming.
https://www.bigsquidrc.com/mugen-mtc1-team-edition-kit/
https://www.bigsquidrc.com/mugen-mtc1-team-edition-kit/
#1385
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Saw the optional battery holder in my LHS one day and it was surprised how expensive it was. I paid around $50 for it which if you think about it seems really excessive, but I was pretty happy about the quality. It was nicely thought out, wouldnt expect anything less from Mugen....but its 50 bucks
#1386
MTC1 Spare & Option Parts Special Offer in RC Market
#1387
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Just got the harden gear and softer orings for the diff and installed them in the car. I tried to compare the softer oring to the original clear oring for the diff to see if there are any noticeable difference and to be honest, they both feel the same to me. I have yet to run the car yet so its hard to say if theres and difference in performance. At least I hope the gears would last longer over stock
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#1392
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Red RC ? RC Car News » Think RC MTC1.e drivetrain & chassis conversion kits
Available now.
I am also working on a few other parts... specifically another pulley to allow for a front gear diff, and a lighter spool... currently in prototype phase, but keep an eye on the FB page
Available now.
I am also working on a few other parts... specifically another pulley to allow for a front gear diff, and a lighter spool... currently in prototype phase, but keep an eye on the FB page
#1393
Tech Regular
Anyone tried all aluminum screws on their MTC1? Thoughts?
#1394
Regional Moderator
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Unless you are constantly competitive racing and need your car to be on the absolute limit of weight and are sponsored by screw companies, I really dont see the poijnt in using light weight components. You only get a few cycles on them before you start deforming the hex heads, rounding them, sheering off the screw heads, develop play in your drive train, snapping turnbuckle in a crash etc.
#1395
Tech Adept
specially, I am unsure about how to get “NO” steering stopper.
i think that in the kit, only the 5mm collar is included, right? And the 5.5 an 6mm collars are optional
thanks