Xray NT1
#6693
Mine last for an entire season, actually still got the first set I got 3 years ago.
#6694
They drop right in. However I would recommend replacing the pins and satellite axels when the diff has been run for some time. When the pins and axels are worn the composite gears wear out faster.
Mine last for an entire season, actually still got the first set I got 3 years ago.
Mine last for an entire season, actually still got the first set I got 3 years ago.
#6695
Here is a hint. The engines that run at the worlds aren't engines you would get off the shelf with 80% of the MFG's. There are exceptions (I can take a MAX mod out of the box and go to nats etc, same with murnan, and others), but I have seen some of the engines the top drivers use. One particular Ninja engine I ran against in cali. This particular factory driver's .12 touring car engine was quoted by the new team driver (both names are known in almost every rc circle) as having 21 power in a 12 case. He had to roll on the throttle to not get wheel spin on a very sticky track. I was running a Max xxl3 that was VERY quick and I pulled just about everyone else except 3 specific other team drivers that have engine deals.
However those same engines wouldn't be the same if you purchased them off the shelf. If you go to a big nitro race you will find that the top drivers with engine deals have cases of engines with various power profiles which never see the light of day for retail sales. I am not saying this is the rule, but rather the exception. In all forms of motorsport this happens, and to think that what wins on sunday is what you buy on monday is rarely the case. Nothing against OS and the other guys, but they generally aren't the same between what the top drivers run at international races and what you buy in the hobby shop.
However those same engines wouldn't be the same if you purchased them off the shelf. If you go to a big nitro race you will find that the top drivers with engine deals have cases of engines with various power profiles which never see the light of day for retail sales. I am not saying this is the rule, but rather the exception. In all forms of motorsport this happens, and to think that what wins on sunday is what you buy on monday is rarely the case. Nothing against OS and the other guys, but they generally aren't the same between what the top drivers run at international races and what you buy in the hobby shop.
#6696
Does anyone know if the new bulkheads include the mounting part for the new wire bar? Couldn't find a part number for it on the supplement sheet for the 2013 edition of the NT1.
Edit:
Never mind it's the same part they use for the rear wire bar #334050
Thanks
Andrew
Edit:
Never mind it's the same part they use for the rear wire bar #334050
Thanks
Andrew
Last edited by Bundy_Bear; 04-13-2013 at 03:34 AM.
#6697
Here is a hint. The engines that run at the worlds aren't engines you would get off the shelf with 80% of the MFG's. There are exceptions (I can take a MAX mod out of the box and go to nats etc, same with murnan, and others), but I have seen some of the engines the top drivers use. One particular Ninja engine I ran against in cali. This particular factory driver's .12 touring car engine was quoted by the new team driver (both names are known in almost every rc circle) as having 21 power in a 12 case. He had to roll on the throttle to not get wheel spin on a very sticky track. I was running a Max xxl3 that was VERY quick and I pulled just about everyone else except 3 specific other team drivers that have engine deals.
However those same engines wouldn't be the same if you purchased them off the shelf. If you go to a big nitro race you will find that the top drivers with engine deals have cases of engines with various power profiles which never see the light of day for retail sales. I am not saying this is the rule, but rather the exception. In all forms of motorsport this happens, and to think that what wins on sunday is what you buy on monday is rarely the case. Nothing against OS and the other guys, but they generally aren't the same between what the top drivers run at international races and what you buy in the hobby shop.
However those same engines wouldn't be the same if you purchased them off the shelf. If you go to a big nitro race you will find that the top drivers with engine deals have cases of engines with various power profiles which never see the light of day for retail sales. I am not saying this is the rule, but rather the exception. In all forms of motorsport this happens, and to think that what wins on sunday is what you buy on monday is rarely the case. Nothing against OS and the other guys, but they generally aren't the same between what the top drivers run at international races and what you buy in the hobby shop.
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#6698
well its like comparing apples to oranges though. those teams have a lot of support and can afford to experiment and modify engines til they are blue in the face. im sur ethey have CRAZY modified motors that most of us will never see. but those motors are still derivitives of the motors we can buy. they use the same parts, though heavily modified..
you can buy a subaru, and it will be fast and fun for you, obviously it wont be as good as a wrc subaru, but that is still derived from the showroom car.... though loosely... lol. not as loosely as nascar...
im not diluted enough to think i can race at even close to a level of those guys. if i went to a national event if i finished top 50, id be really happy. though i dont think the equipment i was running would determine that so much as my driving.
I probably could have got by with the $140 rb tuning. but i think this motor will be a better choice as i wont be slow forever.
you can buy a subaru, and it will be fast and fun for you, obviously it wont be as good as a wrc subaru, but that is still derived from the showroom car.... though loosely... lol. not as loosely as nascar...
im not diluted enough to think i can race at even close to a level of those guys. if i went to a national event if i finished top 50, id be really happy. though i dont think the equipment i was running would determine that so much as my driving.
I probably could have got by with the $140 rb tuning. but i think this motor will be a better choice as i wont be slow forever.
#6700
#6703


they usually get parts about 2 weeks before RcAmerica does most times.. 

I would of had my parts Saturday but the post office loaded the package on to the truck going to Elk Grove instead of the one going to Roseville.

#6704
#6705



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