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Old 07-08-2004, 11:48 PM
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Originally posted by Number 11
InitialD you got any comments on cleaning the car after a race?
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Old 07-08-2004, 11:50 PM
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InitialD you got any comments on cleaning the car after a race?
Air compressor and that gooey plastecine looking stuff from Serpant will do the job So the BMI chasis is only 2.6mm. Not very good for our track in Malaysia. The 4 screws that holds the engine will be the first to go
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Anyone know what specs are those engine screws? The manual only says its part number.
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Old 07-09-2004, 12:00 AM
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Anyone know what specs are those engine screws? The manual only says its part number.
check the colour page that comes with the kit, coz next to the whole lot of part no. is the description which gives you the size. Am in the office so can't provide the details. Once you scrap these little suckers, then you need a dremer to cut them out

Zoom you ran one-way in the state championship?
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Old 07-09-2004, 12:11 AM
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Originally posted by Number 11
Hey soc123_au

How do you like you BMI chassis? How do you go about cleaning your car, do you remove all the electronics and clean or leave them in there? The reason I ask is I have V1 but only used it once I am planning to use it again the remaining part of our season.
I am too lazy to remove all the electronics, I just blow it off with compressed air & spray with metho (denatured alcohol) where it is still dirty. I have never damaged any electronics cleaning this way. I really like the BMI chassis I have the version 1 & version 2 I actually prefer the V1 as it provides better protection to the fuel tank. The standard AE chassis is good, the only reason I got the BMI is I went through a "I must have all the shiny things phase"
it definatly makes a difference to the handling of the car on the old NTC3 but the new V2 Factory team (out of the box) I think is a better performer than my original BMI. I have just put the new rear end on my V2 BMI chassis but I have only driven it on the track for about 10 mins in that configeration before I got T boned & broke the tank, so I cant really judge if it is good as the standard V2FT. I dont like the Hardcore chassis (anyone want to buy one PM me) I hope all the V1/V2 stuff isnt confusing when I am referring to the 2 versions of the car & BMI chassis. My favourite feature of the BMI is the relocation of the steer servo, you can use a diff spring in the standard rack & lock it tight & use a Kimborough servo saver on the servo
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I only got the manual and lost the rest of the paperwork. I'm looking for some titanium equivalents.
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Originally posted by Number 11
I haven't upgraded mine to FT yet but isn't the FT chassis the same as the stock chassis. 2.6mm aluminum. I was really impressed with the BMI when it came down to handling but wasn't impressed when it came to cleaning I would hate to ruin my electronics.
It is anondised a different colour.
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My favourite feature of the BMI is the relocation of the steer servo, you can use a diff spring in the standard rack & lock it tight & use a Kimborough servo saver on the servo
You got a picture of this?
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Originally posted by cow buster
So the BMI chasis is only 2.6mm. Not very good for our track in Malaysia. The 4 screws that holds the engine will be the first to go
The BMI chassis is thicker than 2.6mm, I have never scraped an engine screw.
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Old 07-09-2004, 12:18 AM
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Originally posted by revzalot
You got a picture of this?
I will take one when I get home & try & post it.
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Old 07-09-2004, 12:33 AM
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I'd like to make the drivetrain as smooth as possible. Anyone have any blueprinting techniques? Yes I do have a dremel.
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Old 07-09-2004, 02:32 AM
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Originally posted by cow buster


Zoom you ran one-way in the state championship?
I ran a one way but it was with my previous car, the HoBao Hyper10 Pro. The one way was a modified HPI item and only lasted for the two day State Title meeting. Fell apart when I went to clean up the car.

I ran my FT NTC3 for the first time last weekend (first meet since the titles) and was 2 laps faster over 5mins than I was with the same engine! Needless to say I'm very happy with the NTC3

And I am running the one way that comes with the FT car.

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Old 07-09-2004, 03:50 AM
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Originally posted by revzalot
You got a picture of this?
BMI Chassis - servo saver
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Old 07-09-2004, 03:51 AM
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servo upper view
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Old 07-09-2004, 03:54 AM
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Version 1 & Version 2 BMI chassis, see the difference along the side of the chassis for extra protection. The V2 is the one with the RB the V1 the Sirio
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