nitronutzzz

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hey guys. Got a generalized question here. Been driving Rc for 7 yrs now and finally decided to get 1:8 scale onroad car(MRX-4X). I have yet to put it together. This one has a front one way and solid axle in the back. I guess that's pretty univeral. I have owned and drivien all sorts of RC vehicles (I currently run a Kyosho RRR WC with a front soild spool and a Kyosho St-RR truggy)but given the size and power of 1:8 onroad I just wondered how does it drive?

I know it sound like a vague question since prolly no 2 cars drives the same..but just need a general idea. I had a serpent IMPACT once with front one way/solid rear axle. I couldnt use brakes at all and it was all about throttle control and carrying enuf corner speed without spinning out. Does the same idea apply to 1:8 scale onroad? I mean I drive my RRR I have to stay on da gas to get it to turn and I use brakes quite often to get weight transfer to front..But with the MRX3X I am thinking I have to drive it like my Impact..am I right? Any insight would be appreciated. I hate to look like a jackass the first time I bust out the new ride..LOL

A short video of our parking lot track
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x32UZqNPxBk

Grenade10

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Mugen has the last of the MRX4X cars for sale on E-bay at $300.99 for those who are not making the change to MRX-5

Wanabrc

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Grenade10

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I'm looking for a Kawahara chassis for the MRX-4x with the moveable weights.

Any one have any thoughts?

nitrobeast

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Hey guys
I have a brand new in the box mrx4x for sale. Can't do mugen racing prices but im looking for $400 shipped. If anyone is interested PM me.

MugenDrew

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Good luck finding one and yes it's the bomb. Leave the front screw out of the battery holder, only run the frp battery tray and keep a spare...

Grenade10

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May have to try and talk Rossi out of his, since his new car should be in his hands shortly!

evostyle

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I thought someone here could use it.

MRX4 brass battery tray

mockkosho

hai guys .. i just want to ask you all .. about the shock oil thats suitable for mrx4 .. i use 400cc front and rear currently .. i;m new in 1/8 category .. thanks

MRX4XXXX

400 is way too soft. In most situations the stock oil 600 is OK. If you need to soften the car, try grey springs.

-X-

williamw

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Whose alloy/hard anodyzed pullies will fit the mrx4x? Also will the Serpent axles that use nuts instead of qc levers fit the Mugen?

wingracer

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For the 16 tooth one, I used an old Serpent one. I would not advise using any other alloy pulleys but if you must, there are several brands out there.

williamw

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Can you tell me why?

ChadB.

iTrader: (21)

Can anybody please recommned a good set-up for a large free flowing track?

GMartinez

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Use the stock setup 9 out of 10 it's right on the money