Rc10ntc3
#5971
Originally posted by Niklas Edlund
Oversteering car with to little grip in the rear combined with a "Colin McRae" driving style overloading the rear gears... Could be wrongly shimed also.
Oversteering car with to little grip in the rear combined with a "Colin McRae" driving style overloading the rear gears... Could be wrongly shimed also.
#5972
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Same here........I am still using the 3 years old stock black diff gear....I have seen others stripped front and rear diff, most of them are running the AE front 1-way....and some are Yokomo 1-way....but I am running stock ball diff..........
I think they have to check on the correct shim amount....I am using whatever manual told me to, and nothing happened to my NTC3 for like 60 plus races....I even purchased the revised white/yellow diff gears from AE just incase my stock one will fail on me....almost a year now, I still haven't open the revised gear yet.....now, I am not sure do I really need those...LOL.
Oh....use some light grease on the gear will help....I check the diff on every 2-3 races.
I think they have to check on the correct shim amount....I am using whatever manual told me to, and nothing happened to my NTC3 for like 60 plus races....I even purchased the revised white/yellow diff gears from AE just incase my stock one will fail on me....almost a year now, I still haven't open the revised gear yet.....now, I am not sure do I really need those...LOL.
Oh....use some light grease on the gear will help....I check the diff on every 2-3 races.
#5973
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Originally posted by nitro rookie
Thanks for the help I'll have him check the shimming first seeing he's not running a centax clutch.
Could a 3 shoe clutch with the copper springs do the same thing?
Thanks for the help I'll have him check the shimming first seeing he's not running a centax clutch.
Could a 3 shoe clutch with the copper springs do the same thing?
At least my NR-RS12 T5 S1 with 2 shoes still not powerfull enough to rip any gears on my NTC3.
#5974
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Originally posted by sup
nitro house sells the hong nor clutch too. this includes the engine mounts and the centratorque clutch (just like in niklas' pics). an alternative is to use the mugen centax clutch (LD3 users tried this too) but placed a few shims between the engine and mounts, this is when you use the hong nor engine mounts. the reason for using the mugen clutch is because its cheaper than the hong nor one (in the US that is..)
nitro house sells the hong nor clutch too. this includes the engine mounts and the centratorque clutch (just like in niklas' pics). an alternative is to use the mugen centax clutch (LD3 users tried this too) but placed a few shims between the engine and mounts, this is when you use the hong nor engine mounts. the reason for using the mugen clutch is because its cheaper than the hong nor one (in the US that is..)
Last edited by Rookie Solara; 04-06-2004 at 09:40 AM.
#5975
Maybee its different with unlimited % nitro in the fuel (as in the US) but here in europe with 16% at leats its defenetly not always a faster way just to gear-up. In Portugal (EC2003) it was truly a HUGE track with the longest landing-strip stratight away seen on this planet and we still used 26T for second. We tried to gear-up to 27T and it didnt have any higher topspeed. It just consumed more juice. Our was just 1 Km/h slower then Salvens screemer (checked with radar gun). The torq in these tiny screemers arent the best...
#5976
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Originally posted by Niklas Edlund
Maybee its different with unlimited % nitro in the fuel (as in the US) but here in europe with 16% at leats its defenetly not always a faster way just to gear-up. In Portugal (EC2003) it was truly a HUGE track with the longest landing-strip stratight away seen on this planet and we still used 26T for second. We tried to gear-up to 27T and it didnt have any higher topspeed. It just consumed more juice. Our was just 1 Km/h slower then Salvens screemer (checked with radar gun). The torq in these tiny screemers arent the best...
Maybee its different with unlimited % nitro in the fuel (as in the US) but here in europe with 16% at leats its defenetly not always a faster way just to gear-up. In Portugal (EC2003) it was truly a HUGE track with the longest landing-strip stratight away seen on this planet and we still used 26T for second. We tried to gear-up to 27T and it didnt have any higher topspeed. It just consumed more juice. Our was just 1 Km/h slower then Salvens screemer (checked with radar gun). The torq in these tiny screemers arent the best...
#5977
Faster is better but taller gearing might not be better (lower ratio). I guess our NovaMega screemed some 40.000 + there and still could stay at 110 deg C. BTW I think the top speed was either 96 or 97 km/h if I remember it corectly... And that with the stock exhaust system (shortened though) that is said by "experts" to be torq only...!? Oh, and it was about 40 deg C also (over 100 F).
#5979
Nik,
looks good, just finish it off with some Nitro Shoes 's
Korgae
looks good, just finish it off with some Nitro Shoes 's
Korgae
#5980
You bet, it will be the best party shoes on this car...
#5981
Tech Apprentice
Beyond, adjustability, just what are the benefits of a centax-style clutch??
#5982
rookiesolara, there are 2 versions of the hong nor clutch (.8 and 1 module). if you opt to use the mugen cltuch, be sure to get the one for 1.0 module for it to fit the ntc3. the reason some LD3 users get the mugen clutch is because its cheaper than the hong nor clutch (in the US). and put some shims between the engine mount and engine so that the flywheel wont scrape the road. i also know some people who use the kyosho centax.
#5984
Originally posted by jay272
Beyond, adjustability, just what are the benefits of a centax-style clutch??
Beyond, adjustability, just what are the benefits of a centax-style clutch??
#5985
Originally posted by sup
if you opt to use the mugen cltuch, be sure to get the one for 1.0 module for it to fit the ntc3.
if you opt to use the mugen cltuch, be sure to get the one for 1.0 module for it to fit the ntc3.