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jaykay 09-28-2011 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by Seisick (Post 9714395)
what is the total length for the arm? as i cant find any info for the dls arm

you donīt need this. it make no sense to install this.

Seisick 09-28-2011 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by jaykay (Post 9715390)
you donīt need this. it make no sense to install this.

maybe but for some trackis its just another option

bertrandsv87 09-28-2011 01:32 PM

Dls is a whole lot of fluffy weight added on to the car for show ! It has not made a difference in the serpent 733 , except making people leave for xray....lol... A huge waist...Leave the Mtx5 free of crappy serpent parts ok !!!!!!!

Francis M. 09-28-2011 01:54 PM


Originally Posted by bertrandsv87 (Post 9715617)
Dls is a whole lot of fluffy weight added on to the car for show ! It has not made a difference in the serpent 733 , except making people leave for xray....lol... A huge waist...Leave the Mtx5 free of crappy serpent parts ok !!!!!!!


From the looks of it, He is not using the DLS on the suspension. It's just a brace that help front to rear torsion. Side to side flex will not be affected from the way it's set up.

JRGTR 09-28-2011 01:57 PM


Originally Posted by Francis M. (Post 9715698)
From the looks of it, He is not using the DLS on the suspension. It's just a brace that help front to rear torsion. Side to side flex will not be affected from the way it's set up.

correct!!! :nod:

wingracer 09-28-2011 02:02 PM

I'm not sure it's a good idea to brace it like that. It is off center so any force that would cause a bending motion in beam is also going to cause a twisting motion, tweaking the chassis slightly. Granted, it's such a slight amount of motion that it probably wouldn't be very noticeable but still not ideal.

Seisick 09-28-2011 02:37 PM

pinion remover
 
i have the mugen pinionremover but unfortunately does not work with the new pinions!
i also have the plastic ones from serpent and the 20 teeth pinion barely grabs it, so what are you guys using????? maybe the rrr works as it has 15 and 20 teeth pinions????

Mr-s413bt 09-28-2011 03:35 PM

Mugen is releasing a new pinion tool for the MTX5...

Francis M. 09-28-2011 03:37 PM


Originally Posted by wingracer (Post 9715738)
I'm not sure it's a good idea to brace it like that. It is off center so any force that would cause a bending motion in beam is also going to cause a twisting motion, tweaking the chassis slightly. Granted, it's such a slight amount of motion that it probably wouldn't be very noticeable but still not ideal.


Same can be said with any car using a brace.... This at least lets you realy adjust it to exact lenght vs off center holes in previous designs.

Chickentrader 09-28-2011 04:07 PM


Originally Posted by rx7ttlm (Post 9713395)
Incorrect, the diff gears in the NT1 are steel.

I checked and what you say is right. The NT1 gears are steel! I have an older set of NT1 gears in our front diff which are aluminium however; so either the gears have been changed to steel by X-Ray, or the gears were from another manufacturer made for NT1. All I remember is that they were bought from Hong Kong.

Kindest regards,
Lars

Ghett0 09-28-2011 05:25 PM

this is the 733 dls arm, thats all, it acts as a brace.... it is an option and will be released from mugen :p


Originally Posted by Seisick (Post 9715856)
i have the mugen pinionremover but unfortunately does not work with the new pinions!
i also have the plastic ones from serpent and the 20 teeth pinion barely grabs it, so what are you guys using????? maybe the rrr works as it has 15 and 20 teeth pinions????

http://i53.tinypic.com/2e19e84.jpg
mugen pinion tool

Bishop 09-28-2011 08:31 PM


Originally Posted by 30Tooth (Post 9714370)
Well Bishop,that sounds like the culprit.Know that I think about your issue remember having a similar issue when raced a MP7.5,changed the steering servo and the servo saver was set to be loose,it was like I had a S3003 in there :lol:
Keep us posted k?

Maybe not so much the car not wanting to turn in, but more like you say the car had a good steering servo in it, and that also 'felt' dull, I had the expo turned down to speed up the steering, so yeah more like it did have a 3003 in it, but it still should have been turning when the small play got taken up.


Originally Posted by Seisick (Post 9715856)
i have the mugen pinionremover but unfortunately does not work with the new pinions!
i also have the plastic ones from serpent and the 20 teeth pinion barely grabs it, so what are you guys using????? maybe the rrr works as it has 15 and 20 teeth pinions????

Capricorn has very simular gearing now, or we now have very simular gearing to the Cap, I like you tried the Mugen tool first I got the kit and it's useless now, but the Cap tool looks like it may work.

Team Chump 09-28-2011 10:11 PM

DLS
 

Originally Posted by bertrandsv87 (Post 9715617)
Dls is a whole lot of fluffy weight added on to the car for show ! It has not made a difference in the serpent 733 , except making people leave for xray....lol... A huge waist...Leave the Mtx5 free of crappy serpent parts ok !!!!!!!

Not really relating to this thread, but have you owned a Serpent 733 and back to back tested with and without a DLS before giving your expert opinion? Think many would disagree with your statement, as depending on track conditions it can definately make a big difference........

TomB 09-29-2011 12:05 AM

for pinion removal tools the xray pinion removers have a 20 and 15 tooth pinion option. i'm guessing it fits....unless the mugen gears are a funny shape or pitch.

Roelof 09-29-2011 02:52 AM

Why not getting the old Mugen pinion tool with the 2 pointy screws?

http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/h...4944925205132/


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