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Old 02-16-2003, 03:54 PM
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Not being able to get to the track on the weekend, I started my car this morning.

I have fitted the Turbo one piece pipe with the Roar legal stinger. The part number is 61215L.

WOW sounds awesome, and spools up quicker than ever. Also reves higher. Cant wait to get this bad boy on the track.
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Old 02-18-2003, 01:09 AM
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Hi, guys!

I found out Elite's Web Site has $1.00 off on any clear lexan body.

Check it out. www.elitehobbyshop.com

I will go buy it Tomorrow.
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just to update we are releasing new products for the mtx3
besides the current ones on line as for actual time I
would think one month and the new parts will be available.
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Wow, MORE stuff?! Now I'm wondering what that could be...hmmm.
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May I join this thread?

Still putting my baby together, and any info would be helpful..
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Wassup "Turbo" Ron? Hey nice avatars!
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Originally posted by jwf-ronni
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Still putting my baby together, and any info would be helpful..
Go with the Teflon brake pads right away. No need to sand them to prevent drag.

Bend the belt tensioner wire(the section that goes through he mount and touches the setscrew) so it is almost parallel with the long part. Unbent, the tensioner puts to much tension on the belt even without the adjusting setscrew touching it. Just bend it enough so you can adjust for tension and manifold clearance.

Must use silicone sealant on diff gaskets. Part # T0220G warps too much when tightened to allow good seal.

Grind flats on steering pivot ball shoulders(part #C0502) to allow easier removal with needle nose pliers.

Must use newer Novarossi carbs on this car. Older carbs does not leave enough clearance for the brake disc. OR you could just grind/file older carbs for clearance.

Thats all can think of now.

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Old 02-24-2003, 06:16 AM
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freakah you are full of good ideas

i didnt think to grind the tierod balls so i could grab them with pliers but it makes perfect sense especially after i used loctite to install them

i switched to springs on my mtx-3 throttle linkages already another of your good ideas
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Old 02-24-2003, 06:16 PM
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Originally posted by jason102276
i switched to springs on my mtx-3 throttle linkages already another of your good ideas
Funny that the latest RC Car Action mag suggest that fuel tubing to be used instead...
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Originally posted by InitialD
Funny that the latest RC Car Action mag suggest that fuel tubing to be used instead...
Look a few pages back on the MTX-3 forum and you'll see what he/we mean..........
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Old 02-25-2003, 10:16 AM
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i am still using fuel tubing to apply the brakes

i am now using springs to close throttle (because fuel tubing is harder to compress possibly bending chassis and definetly affecting brake performance and a spring on the negative side of the brake to ensure the brake will not drag

the new setup works well i did have to go through and reset the radio for brakes and abs but i think the end result is as good as it gets


whats the word on the new lightened chassis?
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Francis, does RD have more than one chassis for the MTX-3? Ken showed me one Sunday that I think he said is new, that looked a bit different than the one you're running.
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Old 03-11-2003, 06:14 PM
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yeah that is a new one it is 3mm made of 7075 aluminum
with different cut outs. I already have it but i'm still running the
4mm since it is still in good condition. another new product
is the receiver pack specifically made for the mtx3
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Old 03-11-2003, 08:32 PM
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Kevin- the new chassis is pretty nice. I ran it on sunday, it's lighter then the stock and the sides are angle out like the mrx-3 chassis. I like it alot!
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