rx7ttlm

iTrader: (30)

oh please, Its a touring car. I run touring car in this area like its my Ho House. If it was a pancar I would still lap you 6 times lol. But since your talkin smack I will even put in my SL3 and beat you. Hell, give me a fresh OS and I got you covered lol. I can't wait to see you run a rubber touring car this winter... I am going to spend all winter taking you to school.

PDX-Spike

Well, you'll have to out-smack me to prove it. How about showing up at the Timezone Gran Prix in a couple of weeks. Should be a good turn out. Might find a bunch of people to smack.

Lookin' forward to this winter. Didn't have a carpet sedan last year. Got one on order tho... I'm sure you'll help me with the setup.

rx7ttlm

iTrader: (30)

I am hoping to have time for the TZ race. And I will totally help you with a sedan. Much more fun than those pan cars lol. Only problem with rubber tire sedan is no touching lol. Foam is more forgiving for that sorta nonsense lol

Team-RTR

that would be awesome! thanks mate

pearldiver

which one should i get to replace my NT1 2010 chassis, the original one or from 3rd party, i.e, CSO 3.1mm 7075 hard coated? price offered to me is same price.
thanks

Ras

mikedoo3

iTrader: (3)

rx7, some clutch pictures - http://s785.photobucket.com/albums/yy139/mikedoo3/

I'm using the Xray collet for Novarossi, I'm using an OS engine. Thickness of the shoe is about 4.5mm. I don't see anything wrong. I'm thinking about compressing the clutch spring in a vise... bad idea? or maybe it won't do anything, I don't know.

rx7ttlm

iTrader: (30)

Ok, I was talking about measuring from where the clutch wears (the brown area on the clutch shoe, to the 90* corner of the shoe. But after looking at your parts they look ok. start with your preload nut even, and a gap of .5, I think dietta was right. Sounds like your engine is just pig rich. How much liquid fuel / oil is coming out of the exhaust? I was assuming it was a clutch tuning or part problem. are you new to nitro?

td-civ

iTrader: (18)

hey guys i need a good setup for a short track everything i have try has not worked out for me and my ass end keeps swing out on me any input will help

thanks
Tuan

D-nicest

http://forum.teamxray.com/xform/inde...1152&setup=nt1
you could try that one for starts, only thing not stock would be the -.75 hexes. What track do you run at?

td-civ

iTrader: (18)

ill try there and the track i run at is a local track every other sunday in London ONT Canada

http://www.rrol.ca/track.asp

PDX-Spike

How about posting the setup you are using.

td-civ

iTrader: (18)

i have used many setups and right now the car is stripped for rebuild and cleaning i just want to start from scratch

PDX-Spike

If you're starting from scratch, try the default setup that came with the kit.

Tag

iTrader: (31)

Hi i was puzzled with the same problem when breaking in a new enigne, clutch would not engage even revved at a pretty high RPM, i have tried pretty much everyhting but problem persisted , i brought my car to a track and have a local expert looked at it. the clutch was properly set and all number looked decent. When i started leaning out, the problem magically improved to a point it was gone. Xray clutch is rather sensitive, so once you start to leaning out your engine then it will work out fine. You numbers look fine, just give it a try hope it helps

Geezatec

How many shims are used for the endplay. Shims located engine mainshaft and collet? Endplay very important on setting the clutch. Engagement of clutch depends on endplay and tension on spring and collar. Spring and collar adjust the engagement of clutch. Typical Centax clutch.