Mugen MBX7
#5341
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The gear box, to which the shock towers mount, is the same part between the MBX6 and MBX7. MUGE0146. I don't see why it couldn't be mounted. The front arms, however, are not the same from the 6 to the 7. They are quite a bit different, so that may be an issue.
Are you trying to do an MBX6.5 Eco?
Are you trying to do an MBX6.5 Eco?
#5343
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The gear box, to which the shock towers mount, is the same part between the MBX6 and MBX7. MUGE0146. I don't see why it couldn't be mounted. The front arms, however, are not the same from the 6 to the 7. They are quite a bit different, so that may be an issue.
Are you trying to do an MBX6.5 Eco?
Are you trying to do an MBX6.5 Eco?
Nah I am just replacing the front and rear towers on my Eco because they were tweaked pretty bad by the previous owner. And I found a killer deal on the MBX7 alum towers so I was going to take a leap of faith. It looks like the shock mounting position on the MBX7 arms aren't too far off from the X6 versions so I think I can get it to fit. Might not be 100%, but I only get to bash my Mugen so it's not a major issue. The shock tower tweak is however not a fun thing to have lol. Any other issues you can see occurring? I will purchase the MBX7 front shocks as well as mine are currently in my friends long-travel short course project.
#5346
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PS- If you guys want some cheap spares for your X7's or X6's, check out the Dollarhobbyz store on ebay. Some sweet deals. I just raided the sale myself :-) They don't have all the parts, but some of what they do have is dirt cheap.
#5348
#5349
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I have a set of nip mbx7 front shock bodies I would like to sell. That would be all you need to convert your mbx6 shocks to to work with mbx7 towers. email [email protected]
#5350
The TBX7 chassis is now ready for shipping from TIX race developments
Milled from the highest quality American 7075T6 Billet Aluminium. The chassis increases rear traction, jumping ability and acts more direct to steering change through the improved flex. If your sick of bending stock chassis during regular use, you'd have to be doing something out of the ordinary to bend one of these.
Milled from the highest quality American 7075T6 Billet Aluminium. The chassis increases rear traction, jumping ability and acts more direct to steering change through the improved flex. If your sick of bending stock chassis during regular use, you'd have to be doing something out of the ordinary to bend one of these.
#5351
Is anyone running the m2c mugen medium clutch shoes. I have been running the mugen hard shoes wanted to try something different and have been happy with the wear on the m2c shoes but they dont seem to have the same pop as the mugen ones. We have a huge triple at our track and having trouble making it consistently . I am running the 1.0 springs the triple has a short run up and other cars not alll but others are making it. It is not my tune on my motor either it screams down the straight and the clutch shoes have under a half gallon on them. Motor is nova plus 4 keep off nova 9901 w/40010 header. Thinking of ordering the 1.05 springs but dont know if that will give it the bottom end pop I am looking for or should I go back to the mugen clutch shoes and springs. Thx in advance.
Last edited by maddog74; 08-03-2013 at 08:06 PM.
#5352
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Is anyone running the m2c mugen medium clutch shoes. I have been running the mugen hard shoes wanted to try something different and have been happy with the wear on the m2c shoes but they dont seem to have the same pop as the mugen ones. We have a huge triple at our track and having trouble making it consistently . I am running the 1.0 springs the triple has a short run up and other cars not alll but others are making it. It is not my tune on my motor either it screams down the straight and the clutch shoes have under a half gallon on them. Motor is nova plus 4 keep off nova 9901 w/40010 header. Thinking of ordering the 1.05 springs but dont know if that will give it the bottom end pop I am looking for or should I go back to the mugen clutch shoes and springs. Thx in advance.
#5353
I am not running the m2c flywheel running stick flywheel with m2c shoes. Do you run the m2c 4 shoe on your setup Jonathan? Doubt it is wheel spin the track was grooved up so no wheel spin. Oh well I am gonna try the mugen hard shoes again to see if that helps. The clutch feels like it just doesnt have that punch now.
#5354
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I am not running the m2c flywheel running stick flywheel with m2c shoes. Do you run the m2c 4 shoe on your setup Jonathan? Doubt it is wheel spin the track was grooved up so no wheel spin. Oh well I am gonna try the mugen hard shoes again to see if that helps. The clutch feels like it just doesnt have that punch now.
I just noticed you're from savannah. What take are you having trouble with? Most tracks around here get a nice groove but still aren't that hooked up, Henry county last week for the border wars is an example and savannah at the colonial classic this year, both got a good groove but still slick. But like I said, you have to find the combination that works best for you and your driving style.
Last edited by jmaxey51; 08-04-2013 at 07:58 PM.
#5355
Hey all I have an issue with my front end.
After rebuilding my shocks i was messing with my front arm movement. I had my left arm raise higher than my my right arm before the sway bay affected the opposite arm. I dont see any binding the sway bar is mounted on the arm the same distance on ends. I tightened the 1.5mm screw to where it hits the sway bar and the same effect the left arm raises higher than right arm.
Any suggestions?
After rebuilding my shocks i was messing with my front arm movement. I had my left arm raise higher than my my right arm before the sway bay affected the opposite arm. I dont see any binding the sway bar is mounted on the arm the same distance on ends. I tightened the 1.5mm screw to where it hits the sway bar and the same effect the left arm raises higher than right arm.
Any suggestions?