MTX 5
#1727












Just to demonstrate to you misguided Mugen fans how utterly unbiased I am; and before my misguided friends with Mugens get a chance to gloat, I would like to be the first to admit that the MTX5s of Jeff Hamon (unknown engine) & Jason Dorn (Capricorn SQR) beat the Capricorns of Chris Watchorn (Capricorn SQR) & Chance Karlsson (Capricorn SQR) in qualifying at a rain shortened clubbie at Brendale today. 







This will not be taken lightly, and I expect the Capricorns to bounce back the next time.










Kindest regards,
Unbiased Lars.
But Seriously I Know all you Capricorners deep down really want to be piloting Mugens hence the Serial hijacking of this thread.
Lars are you guys coming down for the Serpent cup.
#1728
Kindest regards,
Lars.
#1730
Lars just to clear something up for you Jeff was NOT running anything capricon (would hate to get your hopes up ROFL) it was infact a Max. Oh and dont worry we won't let there be any capricorns on the podium it will be Mugen 1,2,3!!!!! ( yes I will be doing some practice between now and next clubby!
#1731
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Lol!!!
Lars just to clear something up for you Jeff was NOT running anything capricon (would hate to get your hopes up ROFL) it was infact a Max. Oh and dont worry we won't let there be any capricorns on the podium it will be Mugen 1,2,3!!!!! ( yes I will be doing some practice between now and next clubby!
Lars just to clear something up for you Jeff was NOT running anything capricon (would hate to get your hopes up ROFL) it was infact a Max. Oh and dont worry we won't let there be any capricorns on the podium it will be Mugen 1,2,3!!!!! ( yes I will be doing some practice between now and next clubby!
peter
#1733
Jeff's engine had a blue round looking head, so at first I just assumed he was roasting the rather slow and old looking Caps with a 12TG...
But nah, I think he was cheating just a little bit, sucking the paint fumes off the SQR's with a GIMAR Mig...
I did find one of the things I was waiting for, how long the plastic diff would hold behind a lesser engine, looks like I got 4-5 meets from it, I suspect it may have been starting to go in the second heat, by the third it was done, though somehow I managed to limp my way into a 11th place rank, and had I not been so lazy and done a quick re-build, I'd have seen a bump up to the A final which would have been weird (couple people going home for various reasons).
And big thanks to the Jeffster, and all my other mates on track, our track is a great place to race...
But nah, I think he was cheating just a little bit, sucking the paint fumes off the SQR's with a GIMAR Mig...
I did find one of the things I was waiting for, how long the plastic diff would hold behind a lesser engine, looks like I got 4-5 meets from it, I suspect it may have been starting to go in the second heat, by the third it was done, though somehow I managed to limp my way into a 11th place rank, and had I not been so lazy and done a quick re-build, I'd have seen a bump up to the A final which would have been weird (couple people going home for various reasons).
And big thanks to the Jeffster, and all my other mates on track, our track is a great place to race...
#1734
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Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 768
bailey will be back next race said as long as he is first mugen rest of mugens can fight over rest of places//he wants to win 1/8 as well hope he has plenty of $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ pop
i wondered how long the diff in your car was going to last //if you had 353 in it probably would not have lasted that long how straight i chase biship
i wondered how long the diff in your car was going to last //if you had 353 in it probably would not have lasted that long how straight i chase biship
Last edited by greg.dawn; 02-12-2012 at 01:35 PM. Reason: not finished
#1738
Actually I got to ditch the urethane belts as well, it's really hard to get the rear one to roll free, I got mine set full loose right now, and it still squeaks on the pulley, hate it, saw Jeffs with the amount of free roll and I want that, kind of wish Mugen made some Kevlar belts.
#1740
Joined: Mar 2006
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I'll probably have a new Nova 3ST soon, so I'd guess that will shorten the life span, though I think I'll go up to 70k fluid as well, which in theory could make it more durable. But either way I may build up a couple extras now, so maybe one extra front, two extra rears with one metal and another plastic geared.
Actually I got to ditch the urethane belts as well, it's really hard to get the rear one to roll free, I got mine set full loose right now, and it still squeaks on the pulley, hate it, saw Jeffs with the amount of free roll and I want that, kind of wish Mugen made some Kevlar belts.
Actually I got to ditch the urethane belts as well, it's really hard to get the rear one to roll free, I got mine set full loose right now, and it still squeaks on the pulley, hate it, saw Jeffs with the amount of free roll and I want that, kind of wish Mugen made some Kevlar belts.
...i could be wrong though. the rear belt should be easy to get free as you can run it at a loose setting.Also with the diffs you need to run the diff oil suitable to the track, so running 70k if you really need 30k won't work as you will have a loose rear end.
just run the larger pinions as metal and run the rest of the internal gears stock it should hold up for quite a while with the larger gears in metal.




