Mugen MRX-4R
11-03-2007, 12:50 PM
#1366
A few companies make the clutch tool, but the one from www.ybslowinc.com is the nicest. They acutally make quite a few nice tools and upgrade parts.
11-03-2007, 05:14 PM
#1367
yes ybslow makes some nice stuff
and just run the clutch stock for now till you get a handle on it and know what you think you need to do to tune your clutch.
most run the super hard spring (with kit) but with a yellow shoe.
do what Swauger said and you cant go wrong.
mugen also makes a clutch tool too.
and there drivers are really nice though they may cost a bit,there tips are great.
and just run the clutch stock for now till you get a handle on it and know what you think you need to do to tune your clutch.
most run the super hard spring (with kit) but with a yellow shoe.
do what Swauger said and you cant go wrong.
mugen also makes a clutch tool too.
and there drivers are really nice though they may cost a bit,there tips are great.
11-04-2007, 05:29 AM
#1368
titanium turnbuckles, no need to buy the rear upper one, the original one is more easy to adjust. I run the whole car for more than 2 years, almost everything was original except the steel pulleys and front upper metal C-mount by Kawahara. Once you tried this car, you will love it.
11-21-2007, 08:46 AM
#1371
For M Mod - The Border is a good place to purchase. It's not in the US but if you really want the parts, it'll get to you.
Definetly go with a reamer - www.reamer.com - EDP #00171 works fine.
Definetly go with a reamer - www.reamer.com - EDP #00171 works fine.
11-21-2007, 08:53 AM
#1372
Ok, I guess that's a definitive NO. Guess I won't get my hopes up on that one.
I have a set of GQ wheels along with a set of GRPs and they BOTH fit very tight on the drive axles. Is this normal? Would it help to get a 12mm reamer and hand ream the wheels for a smoother fit? At this point, they are anything but QR.
I have a set of GQ wheels along with a set of GRPs and they BOTH fit very tight on the drive axles. Is this normal? Would it help to get a 12mm reamer and hand ream the wheels for a smoother fit? At this point, they are anything but QR.
11-21-2007, 11:28 AM
#1373
Ive seen Harry ream Swauger's wheels out and then coat the inside with a quick rub of grease for smooth pit stops
11-23-2007, 05:38 AM
#1374
Found one at J&L Industrial Supply for $15. I'm just happy to know that it wasn't just me who found the wheels way too tight. A 11.93mm I.D. on a 12mm axle is just plain dumb. That's a lot of material to remove!
Glad I asked...
Thanks again, guys.
Glad I asked...
Thanks again, guys.
Last edited by squarehead; 11-23-2007 at 05:56 AM.
Odd how RCtech has gone back to making posts before ones that had already been there before. 
11-24-2007, 10:03 AM
#1378
Mugen MRX-4R
Hey Doug, im in the same boat as you!
First time building and 1/8 scale car and first time i'm going to race one LOL
Just want to do some local club and state race's in Florida.
What would be a good engine and pipe for a beginner in the 1/8 scale
First time building and 1/8 scale car and first time i'm going to race one LOL
Just want to do some local club and state race's in Florida.
What would be a good engine and pipe for a beginner in the 1/8 scale
12-18-2007, 02:32 AM
#1379
Hi guys thinking about replacing my standard MRX 4R chasis to the kawahara MRX4R PRO chasis, due to a slight bend, i just need to know has anyone tried the kawahara pro chasis or heard any good or bad reviews about it, any info would help alot, i know there not cheap, thats why im on here asking, thanks guys hope to hear back soon
