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Old 06-04-2007, 07:22 AM
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Since they haven't moved the MBX5 thread from the electric forum ive started one here setups, pic, chat, info, here
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Old 06-04-2007, 07:32 AM
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Old 06-04-2007, 09:19 AM
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the 5R deserves it's own thread anyways
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Thumbs up MBX5R, OS V-SPEC, JP-3 WHAT SETUP for CRYSTAL PARK

Whats up guys, I recently posted a threaad titled "What would you buy if money were of no concern" in hopes of getting some ideas on what to buy. Well I read all you guys advice and finally finished my new 1/8 buggy.

What set up should i have to run at Crystal Park and Rvelation Raceway ?
What shock weights, and what diff oils? Should i let the arms droop all the way or should i restrict it with the droop screws (If so ho should i measure the droop? Here is pics of my new car


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Airtronics 94360Z Throttle
Airtronics 94361Z Steering
Jammin JP-3 Pipe
Airtronics M11 Prestige Controller
(3) Sets Crime Fighters
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Old 06-04-2007, 05:05 PM
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You might want to re-think your break linkage. The fuel tubing on the servo side may actuate the brakes when you pull the trigger.
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Old 06-04-2007, 05:54 PM
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i think your right about the fuel tubing on the brakes. I am going to take it off. Thanks for the tip
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Old 06-04-2007, 06:22 PM
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Lose the fuel tubing on the trhottle side as well, it looks like at nuetral the throttle spring is fully compressed. When you hit brakes its gonna bind in the carb slide and over stress the servo. Cant tell but it looks like your running scaretronics servos as well. Itll burn up fast that way.

Also grab an aluminum servo horn for the steering, unless you have your servo saver set ultra soft itll break or strip.
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I put the fuel tubbing on the throttle so it will pull the slide open right when the servo moves. I see what your saying about the throttle spring. It seems the spring is just to long. Should I cut it with some wire cutters to make it shorter so it is not as compressed? I got an aluminum servo arm but when i mount it it has a little play in it and it is taller than the plastic one. Is thee a way to make the Aluminum one more snug, or did i just get a crappy servo arm Thanks for the tips guys, I am fixing these things now.
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i have the same problem just take out the silver stopper and let the spring stop against the bull cup
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I put the fuel tubbing on the throttle so it will pull the slide open right when the servo moves. I see what your saying about the throttle spring. It seems the spring is just to long. Should I cut it with some wire cutters to make it shorter so it is not as compressed? I got an aluminum servo arm but when i mount it it has a little play in it and it is taller than the plastic one. Is thee a way to make the Aluminum one more snug, or did i just get a crappy servo arm Thanks for the tips guys, I am fixing these things now.
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Old 06-04-2007, 07:50 PM
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This is my setup
MBX5R
Futaba 3PK-SS
Futaba S9351x2
JP FX21B-8T
MSR1005 pipe
Pro-line crime fighters
Pro-line High Down force Wing
Hop Up's
King Headz-rear toe block's
King Headz-Front lower kick-up
King Headz-Rear brace
King Headz-radio tray mounts
King Headz-steering servo mount
Eck Tec-Front Upper Arm Holder
Eck Tec-Ackerman Plate
Brass Bushing Set
Dragon Racing-Aluminum Center Diff Mount
Dragon Racing-Titanium Diff Out-drive Set
Lotta-balls Lightweight Composite Pillow Ball Set
K-Factory-hardend hinge pins
K-Factory Aluminum Fuel Tank Supports
Racer's Edge-Super High Temp Brakes
Universal CVA Shaft Boots
Shock Sox
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Old 06-04-2007, 08:40 PM
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I love my "r"!

here is my build
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So what setup are people basing their setup off?
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Old 06-06-2007, 09:20 AM
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I got mine off Ryan Barns and loved it
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So what setup are people basing their setup off?
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Hey Jon,

Did you mount those tires backwards? Looks like the rib should be on the outside of the rim instead of the inside as you have them mounted. Is there something im missing?
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