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Old 04-03-2004, 07:06 PM
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Originally posted by Manticore
have you compared the difference on acceleration before and after changed?
nope, went straight for the lighter stuff
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Originally posted by jeffreylin
nope, went straight for the lighter stuff
cool. that's what i did to my cars too !!
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jeffreylin,

it was fun racing with you today at silver stone. Next time ill try to show up earlier. Why dont you try using a Novarossi pipe to compliment it with your engine, you do have a Nova engine?
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Old 04-04-2004, 08:45 AM
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Originally posted by cyba888
jeffreylin,

it was fun racing with you today at silver stone. Next time ill try to show up earlier. Why dont you try using a Novarossi pipe to compliment it with your engine, you do have a Nova engine?
I think the Kyosho pipe is fine. I just need to break-in my engine more--it's still tight after maybe 10 tanks. I suppose it's a good thing as that engine will probably last a long time. I can probably lean the mixture a little more and it will bring my top end up so I can keep up with you!
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Old 04-04-2004, 09:29 AM
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Originally posted by cyba888
Why dont you try using a Novarossi pipe to compliment it with your engine, you do have a Nova engine?
Nova's pipe can't be used on FW05R unless you don't mind that the pressure line is fixed under your pipe.......
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Originally posted by dino.tw
Nova's pipe can't be used on FW05R unless you don't mind that the pressure line is fixed under your pipe.......
hi dino, I'm currently making a pipe for my STS D5 (standard ports), any suggestions on "best matching specs" for the engine? (seen your posts in STS thread)

btw, what's better, an alumunium pipe or metal pipe? (performance wise),.. and can a hand-made metal-pipe be made legal to international races?

did some versions (other model refinement and matching, and my own design) for OS TR .12 and Novarossi, results were good, only not sure about conformity to regulations (stinger diameter is 5.5mm and 1.5cm in length)


sorry guys, a bit OOT here
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Originally posted by orangbaligila
hi dino, I'm currently making a pipe for my STS D5 (standard ports), any suggestions on "best matching specs" for the engine? (seen your posts in STS thread)

btw, what's better, an alumunium pipe or metal pipe? (performance wise),.. and can a hand-made metal-pipe be made legal to international races?

did some versions (other model refinement and matching, and my own design) for OS TR .12 and Novarossi, results were good, only not sure about conformity to regulations (stinger diameter is 5.5mm and 1.5cm in length)


sorry guys, a bit OOT here
Hi,

According to IFMAR Rules 1.8; They don't limit the material but metal is heavier than aluminum. Also aluminum has better cooling ability. Cooling effect is very important,if the pipe is too hot the gasket will be roasted. Good luck.

Rule #1.8
A muffler of approved double chamber design, including silencer chamber must be fitted having the following dimensions:

Tail pipe maximum internal diameter* 5.20mm.

Tail pipe minimum length 10.00mm.

The tail pipe must be oriented on or below the horizontal.

* This dimension includes a tolerance to account for manufacturing variations in commercially available tubing
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Old 04-04-2004, 07:59 PM
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Originally posted by Joehwee
For those guys that is interested in reducing some weight of his FW05R, the followings are what weight saving options I have on my car;

1) Kyosho Titanium Pivot Ball - 18g (stock 36g)
2) Kyosho Carbon Shock Tower Front - 3.5g (stock 5g)
3) Kyosho Carbon Shock Tower Rear - 8g (stock 11g)
3) Shimo Chassis - 150g (stock 174g)
4) Steel Bevel Gear 39T - 15g (stock 14.5g)
5) Front and Rear Carbon Arms - 48g (stock 52g)
6) Kyosho Carbon Top Deck - 18g (stock 22g)
7) 5 Stars Aluminium Centre Shaft - 3g (stock 9g)
8) Heatsink Engine mount - 10g (stock 14g)
9) Aluminium Turnbuckle 20mm - 1g (stock 4g)
10) Titianium Screws (95%) - 24g (stock 48g)

Total weight saving = approx. 98grams

Remarks
- 3Racing/Eagle Racing Carbon top deck is 14g
- Front oneway unit with crown gear is 38g
- Diff with crown gear is 57g

Other weight saving upgrade
- Shimo light weight first gear holder
- 5 Stars Lighted 2nd speed clutch holder
- 3Racing Light weight flywheel
- Carbon Bumper support
- Square Titanium oytdrives, cross pin for diff, dog bones. centre shaft, 2nd speed clutch holder
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BTW My FW05R with 730Mah pack and personal transponder weight 1750g
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Originally posted by Joehwee
So joehwee, how much already u spent on those things?
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check this out

http://bbs.rc-evo.com/topic.cgi?foru...ic=1544&show=0
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Hey Joehwee, what diff oil weight are you running in the rear? My FW05R is running good except that it understeers on power and coming out of corners. My set up:

Front:
Tire 37
Shock oil kyosho 50W
Spring stock black
Shock position middle using the optional graphite shock towers
Caster stock (20 degrees?)
Camber –1 (I need to increase this as the outside is wearing faster than the inside tire)
Toe 0 degree
One-way

Rear:
Tire 40
Shock oil kyosho 50W
Spring stock gold
Shock position inside using the optional graphite shock towers
Camber –3
Toe –2.5 degree
Diff oil kyosho 7000

Was told to switch to 30000 weight diff oil. What do you think?
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Old 04-04-2004, 09:36 PM
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Where can I get 5 star and Shimo products? Never heard of them.


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Old 04-04-2004, 10:07 PM
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Originally posted by alexstjo
Where can I get 5 star and Shimo products? Never heard of them.


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5 stars is japanese methinks. you can get them in hong kong. shimo is sort of the hop up division of kyosho. they are sold as kyosho parts with kyosho part number.
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Originally posted by alexstjo
Where can I get 5 star and Shimo products? Never heard of them.


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