MTX 5
09-22-2011 | 09:09 AM
#946
If your setting up for a fuel gun hole 'directly' above the tank lid, using a cable tie to pull open the tank, then sure like Robert had at the EC with long grub screw would be fine.
But it's just the a club/test body shell, where the bulk of my refueling is going to be from a bottle, pulling the tank open with a thumb, and I did not want the hole that far onto the roof for all that, the hole I made is about 8mm onto my roof, meaning 3rd post kind of needs to be further forward.
I don't see how what I did can foul the servo saver in any way?,
But it's just the a club/test body shell, where the bulk of my refueling is going to be from a bottle, pulling the tank open with a thumb, and I did not want the hole that far onto the roof for all that, the hole I made is about 8mm onto my roof, meaning 3rd post kind of needs to be further forward.
I don't see how what I did can foul the servo saver in any way?,
09-22-2011 | 09:21 AM
#947
If your setting up for a fuel gun hole 'directly' above the tank lid, using a cable tie to pull open the tank, then sure like Robert had at the EC with long grub screw would be fine.
But it's just the a club/test body shell, where the bulk of my refueling is going to be from a bottle, pulling the tank open with a thumb, and I did not want the hole that far onto the roof for all that, the hole I made is about 8mm onto my roof, meaning 3rd post kind of needs to be further forward.
I don't see how what I did can foul the servo saver in any way?,
But it's just the a club/test body shell, where the bulk of my refueling is going to be from a bottle, pulling the tank open with a thumb, and I did not want the hole that far onto the roof for all that, the hole I made is about 8mm onto my roof, meaning 3rd post kind of needs to be further forward.
I don't see how what I did can foul the servo saver in any way?,
maybe can foul it when you turn turtle.. i dunno but i just feel not safe or right with it. Coz underneath it is the bearing..
09-22-2011 | 04:42 PM
#949
If your setting up for a fuel gun hole 'directly' above the tank lid, using a cable tie to pull open the tank, then sure like Robert had at the EC with long grub screw would be fine.
But it's just the a club/test body shell, where the bulk of my refueling is going to be from a bottle, pulling the tank open with a thumb, and I did not want the hole that far onto the roof for all that, the hole I made is about 8mm onto my roof, meaning 3rd post kind of needs to be further forward.
I don't see how what I did can foul the servo saver in any way?,
But it's just the a club/test body shell, where the bulk of my refueling is going to be from a bottle, pulling the tank open with a thumb, and I did not want the hole that far onto the roof for all that, the hole I made is about 8mm onto my roof, meaning 3rd post kind of needs to be further forward.
I don't see how what I did can foul the servo saver in any way?,
Kindest regards,
Lars.
09-23-2011 | 07:32 AM
#955
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Posts: 80
Nobody else had problems with the rear camber links? when I use 0 offsett wheels and 199-200mm with then only about 1-2mm treads are into the ball link, I had to get some xray links and bals that I had to get it to work.
And the button head srews are not good and to big in the hex slot.
Other then that I liked it just a lot of understeer with stock setup
And the button head srews are not good and to big in the hex slot.
Other then that I liked it just a lot of understeer with stock setup
09-23-2011 | 08:56 AM
#956
Tech Fanatic
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 846
Nobody else had problems with the rear camber links? when I use 0 offsett wheels and 199-200mm with then only about 1-2mm treads are into the ball link, I had to get some xray links and bals that I had to get it to work.
And the button head srews are not good and to big in the hex slot.
Other then that I liked it just a lot of understeer with stock setup
And the button head srews are not good and to big in the hex slot.
Other then that I liked it just a lot of understeer with stock setup
09-23-2011 | 11:31 AM
#957
Anyone else notice all the different setup sheets?, the download-able one is different to the one that came in my kit, and Japan gets a different one also, I think the one with my kit also has some changes from even the build instructions.
Though now we have a Robert EC sheet and a Fukuda sheet.
Though now we have a Robert EC sheet and a Fukuda sheet.
09-23-2011 | 03:12 PM
#959
Christmas ""
The little baby brother came today. Im about 2 hrs into build and a friend gonna help later on tonight and saturday. Ill be on the track sunday at High Noon "" looks like another good car so far again.