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deviltires 04-11-2013 06:43 PM

does anyone knows a good set up to start with......with this car mtx5

GMartinez 04-12-2013 05:51 AM


Originally Posted by deviltires (Post 12036752)
does anyone knows a good set up to start with......with this car mtx5

Darnell u could of ask me last weekend will pm you my# hit me up or better text me will be at the state race this weekend

Sakuraszero 04-23-2013 04:36 PM

Hey guys I need to get a battery for the mtx-5 I was told to get the LRP LiFePo RX-Pack 2/3A Straight 1600 RX On. 6,6V 79950 but its hard to find here in AUS just wondering what else is good for the car?

Also looking at getting a set of contact foamys just wondering what size you guys run?

Thanks

v one rrr power 04-24-2013 08:09 AM


Originally Posted by Sakuraszero (Post 12079066)
Hey guys I need to get a battery for the mtx-5 I was told to get the LRP LiFePo RX-Pack 2/3A Straight 1600 RX On. 6,6V 79950 but its hard to find here in AUS just wondering what else is good for the car?

Also looking at getting a set of contact foamys just wondering what size you guys run?

Thanks

Hey, I use that battery the lrp life 1600 6.6v it is very good I also use the lrp charger the quadra pro2 and I have nothing bad or wrong to say about lrp they are very good

shanwright 04-24-2013 02:40 PM


Originally Posted by Sakuraszero (Post 12079066)
Hey guys I need to get a battery for the mtx-5 I was told to get the LRP LiFePo RX-Pack 2/3A Straight 1600 RX On. 6,6V 79950 but its hard to find here in AUS just wondering what else is good for the car?

Also looking at getting a set of contact foamys just wondering what size you guys run?

Thanks

Hi mate I use INTELLECT LE1600J2S IP LiFe 6.6V 1600mAh.
They fit well
Also the contacts are a great tyre, definitely try some a lot of us use a 40s on the rear and 37s front. But the track you run at will define the best compound, so check with other local racers to see what works well.

Steve H

Sakuraszero 04-24-2013 03:51 PM

Thanks for the info :)

NITTO550 04-29-2013 09:11 PM

Are there any mugen drivers left or did everyone switch to the new X?

jeromakazi 04-29-2013 11:50 PM

There's still a few of us out here. My car felt good out last time I was out. Just upgraded to an aluminum servo saver. Toe measurements are more consistent now.

NITTO550 04-30-2013 04:14 AM

The aluminum servo saver on this car is a must,they made a mistake with the plastic one.
Also play around with the sway bars. Go crazy and try a small sway in the rear. Trust me

NITTO550 04-30-2013 04:16 AM

Oh by the way, I ran the whole weekend with the new chassis, NO brace, chassis is still straight . No gear issues

Sakuraszero 04-30-2013 05:30 AM

WTB MUGEN MTX5 T2212 2-Speed Clutch Shoe if you have one and your from Victoria, Australia please inbox me :)

GMartinez 04-30-2013 04:13 PM


Originally Posted by NITTO550 (Post 12101139)
The aluminum servo saver on this car is a must,they made a mistake with the plastic one.
Also play around with the sway bars. Go crazy and try a small sway in the rear. Trust me

What is the mistake I'm not having any issues :confused:

NITTO550 04-30-2013 05:19 PM

Ok, inside the saver there are 2 v-shaped cups, but on mine they were not making contact as if the outer cup was too long. this caused the car to wander especially after a hard turn. It wandered so much that i had to keep adjusting the steering trims, then i read on here that you had to sand down one side slightly which solved the issue. Not only that it started to bend after a while. The aluminum saver solved all of that, and it came in the color of mugen green on top of that.

greg.dawn 04-30-2013 06:45 PM

where did you get servo saver from we still use old one///and standard back bar is your track smooth/bumpy ours is fast but bumpy
greg

deviltires 04-30-2013 07:32 PM

with the plastic servo saver it tends to crack right where you put the screw in that holds the servo arm and it will throw your settings off the aluminum one will solve all the problems


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