1LikesElectric Touring / On-Road RC
09-20-2010, 12:48 AM
for a different racing experience, anyone up for an open mini race (open club rules) on OCTOBER 9 (sat), at The Fort, Taguig (concrete surface)? (No entrance fee)
sign up at the F1/mini thread...
(edited: corrected date)
sign up at the F1/mini thread...
(edited: corrected date)
Last edited by VooDooPH; 09-20-2010 at 02:51 AM.
09-20-2010, 02:26 AM
bisita ako sa inyo pag may club race!
09-20-2010, 07:05 AM
rbboy - balik rc na kapatid. punta ka track sa sat para matuluyan na pagbalik mo. 
09-20-2010, 07:25 AM
rbboy: oo nga balik ka na sarap na ulit magrc
Tanta: ikaw din bumalik ka na ... alam mo na diba hehehe... kunin na yan
Tanta: ikaw din bumalik ka na ... alam mo na diba hehehe... kunin na yan
09-20-2010, 05:32 PM
rbboy: may schumacher pa ako.... gusto mo? haha joke lang. dehin ka na mag corally pards. suggest you stick with the tried and tested ones like tamiya, hb, yokomo or even xray. just my $.02
tanta: ikaw, ano pa inaantay mo? kuha na! kahit ano basta laro na ...
09-20-2010, 09:39 PM
m05 / 3racing solid axle
Has anyone tried using the 3racing solid axle in the M05? Just to share my unpleasant experience.. it now refuses to run in a straight line.. bigla nalang lumiliko ng sarili. 
Thanks for any feedback.
it now refuses to run in a straight line.. bigla nalang lumiliko ng sarili. Thanks for any feedback.
09-20-2010, 10:36 PM
geetoo/action: any details on the race rules and driver classifications for the HPI series starting on Oct 2nd? Para we can prepare. thanks ....
louieb: that kinda expected from a front wheel drive car with a solid axle. puto pihit yan. best to use is a "spliff" or a tightly set differential instead. using cleaning putty inside the mo5 gear diff will help you get that. but a solid spool will just transfer too much power to the front wheel instantaneously making it difficult to drive unless one has mad control skills ...
try using thick diff lube also and seal up the gear diff with some silicone sealant or shoe goo ... have not tries this myself but it might work.
louieb: that kinda expected from a front wheel drive car with a solid axle. puto pihit yan. best to use is a "spliff" or a tightly set differential instead. using cleaning putty inside the mo5 gear diff will help you get that. but a solid spool will just transfer too much power to the front wheel instantaneously making it difficult to drive unless one has mad control skills ...
try using thick diff lube also and seal up the gear diff with some silicone sealant or shoe goo ... have not tries this myself but it might work.
09-20-2010, 10:48 PM
geetoo/action: any details on the race rules and driver classifications for the HPI series starting on Oct 2nd? Para we can prepare. thanks ....
louieb: that kinda expected from a front wheel drive car with a solid axle. puto pihit yan. best to use is a "spliff" or a tightly set differential instead. using cleaning putty inside the mo5 gear diff will help you get that. but a solid spool will just transfer too much power to the front wheel instantaneously making it difficult to drive unless one has mad control skills ... try using thick diff lube also and seal up the gear diff with some silicone sealant or shoe goo ... have not tries this myself but it might work.
louieb: that kinda expected from a front wheel drive car with a solid axle. puto pihit yan. best to use is a "spliff" or a tightly set differential instead. using cleaning putty inside the mo5 gear diff will help you get that. but a solid spool will just transfer too much power to the front wheel instantaneously making it difficult to drive unless one has mad control skills ...
try using thick diff lube also and seal up the gear diff with some silicone sealant or shoe goo ... have not tries this myself but it might work.
09-20-2010, 11:28 PM
09-21-2010, 02:57 AM
09-21-2010, 03:00 AM
Louie, try a soft diff
09-21-2010, 03:22 AM
09-21-2010, 03:39 AM
try different settings and see what suits you and achieves what you are looking for. you gain some you loose some with different settings so its really a compromise on what you want. lemme know what how it works out for out.
09-21-2010, 03:42 AM
Hi Louie, gear diff with minimal grease. Set and forget
09-21-2010, 03:49 AM
yup i know you're at hk. baka lang mapadpad ka dito sa pinas during that time. and yes may club race this saturday. try different settings and see what suits you and achieves what you are looking for. you gain some you loose some with different settings so its really a compromise on what you want. lemme know what how it works out for out.
try different settings and see what suits you and achieves what you are looking for. you gain some you loose some with different settings so its really a compromise on what you want. lemme know what how it works out for out. For sure will let you know how it turns out. Thanks again!