cheesecake

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well i have my new ocm together waiting on my engine and a servo should be here tomorrow and ill snap some completed pics for you guys

KDub75

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Does anybody know if there are plans to make a one piece engine mount w/ removable top blocks? If so, I'm interested! I want the shocks already too, come on and get 'er done.

speedy2

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I use a 4 piece enginemount
by King headz for mbx

jay75021

Just got off the phone with Burton he said the car has felt good in practice today so thats a very good thing! I will post more as i hear from him!

bushyar15

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Any of my fellow EVO owners have a spare EVO wing stay they'd be willing to sell?

I know Alan is at the Silver State at the moment....

Djballen

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http://www.carolinasrc.com/Webstore/...idproduct=4589

If you just have to have one.

cheesecake

iTrader: (27)

what starter boxes are you using on your ocm's i cant get it to line up on my chrome top. does anyone have any tip on lining it up ao reccomend another starter box

skeller

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I use Mugen starter boxes.....but I also have an Ofna chrome top. I didn't have any trouble useing it on my OCM.

K.Copeland

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I had problems starting a friends car last weekend on one box, however it worked fine on another box. I would just open up the flywheel hole a bit, or chamfer the edges, whichever you choose.


Running full droop will also hamper the ability to start the car as it will not sit between the pegs like it should. I found that out with my mbx5r.

dragonman

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Anyone know whats the main difference between the team buggy and the EVO buggy?

JustinD

When I asked Alan he told me that the difference was,Alot of upgrade parts like big bores rear aluminum hubs stuff like that.

jamminjake

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well as far as the starter box thing, i am xrays's friend there, and I use the big yellow ofna box and that works great.

speedy2

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set-up of Vman France to have
as much steering entering and exiting corners

Front

Min. of caster, all clips behind arms
Rodends position : shortest hole to the front uprights
antirolbar : 2.5 mm

Position of shocks : tower middle, arms ext.
Shocks : 350 oil, 2x1.5 mm hole
Mugen mbx5 rear white soft , no clips

Front toe insert : 1 in : 0 degrees
Kick-up insert : 0 : 8.5 degrees
Insert at tower : 0
Toe out : 0.25 degrees
Camber : max 1 degree
Diff. 5000

Center

diff : 7000

Rear

Diff. : 3000
Antisquat insert 0 : 1.5 degrees
Toe-in insert 0 : 2.5 degrees

Position of shocks: tower midlle, arms ext.
Springs : mbxR grey, 1 clip of 1 mm
Shocks : 300 oil, 2x 1.5 mm holes

Antirolbar : 2.8 stock
Medium short wheelbase, little spacer in front of hub
Alu uprights hole : upwards, camber link : middle
Camber at tower : most upper hole nearest to tower
6 degrees !


Ride height: fr/rr just below horizontal

Limit rear suspensions, even front slightly
when elevating the buggy, rearwheels shouldn’t be much higher as the
front wheels
just make the rear rotate with the rear camber adjustment..

cheesecake

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ok what is with this i look at all the setup sheets and the rear hubs are in the rear hole how does this work...... my rear axles rub on the arm and why cant i run my wheels on the buggy without them rubbing on the hub? i cant shim behind the 17mm hex so how would i shim so i can run my wheels. these little problems are pissing me off and im about to say screw it and run my jammin forever. im running the plastic hubs just so you know

Adim_X

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Cheese, Where did you buy your car? I know where. It has been said not to buy from that place all over this thread. Saving a hundred bucks isnt quite as good of deal when you buy a car that shouldnt even be on the market. Our current car is hands down a better car, you get what you pay for. As far as your wheels rubbing, what kind of rims are you running. I have never experienced this issue. My rear arms sometimes rub against the driveshaft where the connect to the hingepin depends on antisquat setting. If you guys would make it over to Planet RC, Jay Hudson and myself would be more than happy to investigate your ride and give you a helping hand.