INTECH RACING - BR-6 BUGGY!!!
11-07-2013 | 07:39 PM
#1562
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Guys some were on this thread I thought I read something about X-ray arms will fit the BR6 .which arms fit this car ? I changed my front lower a arms twice not for crashes but they tend to bow up . Just tryna find away around the bowing arms , car runs great nothing ever breaks .
Also looking for a new set up to try . I have always ran the car
5/5/5 f/m/r
Shocks outside hole on arms front / back
Middle hole on front shock tower
Front A arms in middle position
Back A arms shims in the front
Rear camber link lower hole on tower
Outside hole on hub
Using jq springs soft up front and mediums in back .
Any ideas out there for me to try?
Also looking for a new set up to try . I have always ran the car
5/5/5 f/m/r
Shocks outside hole on arms front / back
Middle hole on front shock tower
Front A arms in middle position
Back A arms shims in the front
Rear camber link lower hole on tower
Outside hole on hub
Using jq springs soft up front and mediums in back .
Any ideas out there for me to try?
11-18-2013 | 07:15 PM
#1564
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INTECH Spain- racing result
Last Sunday, INTECH Spain drivers got wonderful racing results:
CAMPEONATO ALMERIA (EDU ORTEGA 1o and 7o PEDRO ENRIQUE)
CAMPEONATO UTREMOL (JOAQUIN JIMENEZ 2o and POLE)
Congratulations!
11-20-2013 | 02:50 PM
#1567
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Too bad for the ball link on the top. Werent these snapping on the HB ones? I wish they came out with the traditional style ones.....still looks very nice though.
Now how about some stock front 10 degree caster blocks in aluminum? steering knuckles?
I know the buggy does not NEED them but I hate when the threaded insert in the plastic knuckles strip and spin inside the plastic...cant get the screw out after that and always end up buying new knuckles AND caster blocks.
Now how about some stock front 10 degree caster blocks in aluminum? steering knuckles?
I know the buggy does not NEED them but I hate when the threaded insert in the plastic knuckles strip and spin inside the plastic...cant get the screw out after that and always end up buying new knuckles AND caster blocks.
11-25-2013 | 06:21 PM
#1568
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So first run today with the br-6. Great steering and jumps well. Rear seemed loose on exit on power sweepers or turns in power while continuing to turn. Good straight forward bite. I'll try lighter center diff. I'm 5-7-3
Arrow motor is fast but can't get a good tune, pretty sure there's an air leak and now thinking about it I think I saw random air bubbles in fuel line. Anyone else have issues with this tank? I even put in my os speed in, and it ran better then the arrow but still felt funky and never ran that way in the mbx.
Club racing tomorrow night at hot rod hobbies in SoCal
Arrow motor is fast but can't get a good tune, pretty sure there's an air leak and now thinking about it I think I saw random air bubbles in fuel line. Anyone else have issues with this tank? I even put in my os speed in, and it ran better then the arrow but still felt funky and never ran that way in the mbx.
Club racing tomorrow night at hot rod hobbies in SoCal
11-25-2013 | 06:33 PM
#1569
So first run today with the br-6. Great steering and jumps well. Rear seemed loose on exit on power sweepers or turns in power while continuing to turn. Good straight forward bite. I'll try lighter center diff. I'm 5-7-3
Arrow motor is fast but can't get a good tune, pretty sure there's an air leak and now thinking about it I think I saw random air bubbles in fuel line. Anyone else have issues with this tank? I even put in my os speed in, and it ran better then the arrow but still felt funky and never ran that way in the mbx.
Club racing tomorrow night at hot rod hobbies in SoCal
Arrow motor is fast but can't get a good tune, pretty sure there's an air leak and now thinking about it I think I saw random air bubbles in fuel line. Anyone else have issues with this tank? I even put in my os speed in, and it ran better then the arrow but still felt funky and never ran that way in the mbx.
Club racing tomorrow night at hot rod hobbies in SoCal
11-25-2013 | 07:17 PM
#1571
Arrow motor is fast but can't get a good tune, pretty sure there's an air leak and now thinking about it I think I saw random air bubbles in fuel line. Anyone else have issues with this tank? I even put in my os speed in, and it ran better then the arrow but still felt funky and never ran that way in the mbx.
Hope this helps
Last edited by Roy G; 11-25-2013 at 07:52 PM.
11-25-2013 | 08:50 PM
#1573
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Ok so the mugen mbx6 tank fits pretty good. I just used a tab to offset the rear mount about 4mm. Just read the intech tank is small and if I'm seeing air in the fuel line is pretty much useless. I show up to win or at least go fast. And would be very frustrated if I ran out of fuel or even worse could not tune my motor because an air leak. The local Guys know I can drive a shoe box, so if I look that bad, they know it's really bad. That's would be a embarrassing. So its 5-4-4 diffs and 32.5 and 37.5 oil. Should be cold tomorrow night.