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Old 10-04-2007, 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted by The "Kyo Show"
Thanks Robert Maestry and huskerfreak for the help. I have ordered Kfactory rear universals K1911 and ordered Kyosho VSW007 short style for the front. The VSW015 is for the 2mm offset and I never have run offset. As the matter of fact, I don't understand the difference with 0mm and 2mm. Is their an advantage to having one or the other? Have either of you tried the Kyosho X312T motor? I love it!!
I have noticed with the 2mm offset the car is more stable in the rear than the 0 offset...no I have not tried that motor glad to see you like it..
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Originally Posted by The "Kyo Show"
Thanks Robert Maestry and huskerfreak for the help. I have ordered Kfactory rear universals K1911 and ordered Kyosho VSW007 short style for the front. The VSW015 is for the 2mm offset and I never have run offset. As the matter of fact, I don't understand the difference with 0mm and 2mm. Is their an advantage to having one or the other? Have either of you tried the Kyosho X312T motor? I love it!!

me?????no thanks?????????
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My bad nickiphorososn! A huge thanks to you! I ordered the parts you reccomended!
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My bad nickiphorososn! A huge thanks to you! I ordered the parts you reccomended!
you are welcome!!!

hey ,what do you gyus think about li-po batteries for the RRR?They are about 40gr lighter than the Nicd but i've heard roumors of burning servos!!!is it true?i know that they are sensitive,but if they really burn electronics then i don't really think it's worth buing if we take in mind that good digital servos cost about 100$ each.What's your experience in lipo's....?
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anyone here have a evo or a rrr wce they run at 301 raceway in MD? if so I pm me with a setup you run there. Thanks!!!!!
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Originally Posted by nickiphorosn
you are welcome!!!

hey ,what do you gyus think about li-po batteries for the RRR?They are about 40gr lighter than the Nicd but i've heard roumors of burning servos!!!is it true?i know that they are sensitive,but if they really burn electronics then i don't really think it's worth buing if we take in mind that good digital servos cost about 100$ each.What's your experience in lipo's....?
Lipo outputs 7.4v, you will need a regulator to bring it down to 6v, like this one:
http://rc-mushroom.com/product_info....ducts_id=11959
It weights around 15g, so, to keep it safe, lipo is not going to be a lot light weigth as it could be.
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Originally Posted by H4gI
someone tested or running the tcd diff?
drivers in my local track are using it and it locks down your rear and it will make you car a lot more stable, specially if you are running in a low-mid traction track.
I bought one and I'm going to test it next weekend. I'll post my impressions here after testing it.
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Originally Posted by nickiphorosn
you are welcome!!!

hey ,what do you gyus think about li-po batteries for the RRR?They are about 40gr lighter than the Nicd but i've heard roumors of burning servos!!!is it true?i know that they are sensitive,but if they really burn electronics then i don't really think it's worth buing if we take in mind that good digital servos cost about 100$ each.What's your experience in lipo's....?
I have been running the lipo without regulator on my Ko receiver and have yet to burn any servos or receivers most of the higher-end electronics can run them with no regulator
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Originally Posted by nickiphorosn
you are welcome!!!

hey ,what do you gyus think about li-po batteries for the RRR?They are about 40gr lighter than the Nicd but i've heard roumors of burning servos!!!is it true?i know that they are sensitive,but if they really burn electronics then i don't really think it's worth buing if we take in mind that good digital servos cost about 100$ each.What's your experience in lipo's....?
I've been running lipo for nearly 12 months now. No burnt electronics but I do use a regulator. I use a spektrum receiver and futaba s9451 servos.
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Originally Posted by GMartinez
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Originally Posted by SQC049
Hey guys,

I just picked up a RRR WCE that I plan on racing at Floyd, 301 or any other tracks in the NE area. I'm new to nitro touring but not racing. Anything special I should know about? Any upgrades that are a must have? I'm sure it has been covered before, but I don't feel like digging around this whole thread. Also, what is a good place to start setup wise? And what brand and shore tires should I start with?

Sorry if this has been covered and sorry for the noob questions, I'm just getting my feet wet in nitro touring.

Thanks
If, the level of traction at the track is low, the stock diff oil (30K) in the rear may be to heavy. You will need to user a lighter weight diff oil to "plant" the rear end. Other than that you'll be good out of the box.
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Originally Posted by nickiphorosn
the 1755gr include body and tires?
Yes
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Originally Posted by robert maestrey
I have been running the lipo without regulator on my Ko receiver and have yet to burn any servos or receivers most of the higher-end electronics can run them with no regulator
i think it's too risky to run your vehicle without a regulator
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here are the pics of my car weight.it includes batteries,electronics,tires and body.it is 1745 gr by now.i'm using a mazda 6 body with one 3 racing rear wing which weights 123gr.One protoform touring body with rear wing weght about 105gr.So i'm planning to buy one to reduce it about 20gr+titanium pivot balls(16gr minus)+lipo battery with regulator(35-40gr minus)= -70gr .These things make us a total of 1745-70=1675gr.....if i :1) replace the aluminum pulleys with the stock ones[10gr],2) the rear k factory shock aluminum tower[7gr],3) replace the front diff with a sp solid axle[5gr] 4)replace the rear evo 2 speed axle with the 3 racing titanium one[8gr] and5)finally use a lighter engine than sirio 3 sti[about 228gr] ,such as the RB R3[213gr] or the os speed with the magnesium head[208gr] i can reduce it down to 1625gr-1635gr including EVERYTHING!!!!I suppose this would be incredible.If i ever reach to that weight level i'll post new pics....I don't think it can go lower than that...
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isnt the minimum weight 1725 grams for racing, if you go under your disqualified?
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