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Originally posted by Denso#1 If you like touring car bodies like the Alfa or the mazda 6 , Stratus etc. Try the frewer racing Ford Falcon BA 200mm shell It handles great look at the picture probably the best touring car shell i have driven. ( I have tried the rest apart from the mazda 6 ):nod: The shell of yours has one heck of a rear wing!!! |
Thats what makes it real stable on the low speed corners and the front lip spoiler gives great downforce in the high speed straights.
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One peace engine mount
Hi all,
Serpent is having a one peace engine mount available:) Check this: http://shop.the-border.nl/customer/p...at=487&page=13 Bye, Thomas |
Re: Alu anti-rollbar arms
Originally posted by markp27 Anyone using the orange anti rollbar arms? I put mine on and it makes the suspension arms bind :cry: Its ok with the normal plastic ones, but the alu ones seem to not be of the same size :( |
Originally posted by markp27 :cry: :cry: :cry: Day of my parents 40th wedding aniversery :cry: |
Originally posted by TheTurtleMan I just had my first real race today w/ the 710, and all I can say is WOW!!!! What a great car. After having switching from a TC3, this car is great, and has already saved me money. I only broke a F bumper mount all weekend, and got 2nd in the A at our regional race. |
Originally posted by Pyramid To ALL Serpent Freaks!!! (D, consider yourself on top of the list).. I have a flight to Holland on that following Monday ! How lah? :cry: :cry: :cry: |
Originally posted by Pyramid The funny thing is, NTC3 is the world champion car:lol: :lol: just like Evolva that breaks here and there:lol: :lol: |
Re: Alu anti-rollbar arms
Originally posted by markp27 Anyone using the orange anti rollbar arms? I put mine on and it makes the suspension arms bind :cry: Its ok with the normal plastic ones, but the alu ones seem to not be of the same size :( |
Originally posted by Denso#1 Try the frewer racing Ford Falcon BA 200mm shell It handles great look at the picture probably the best touring car shell i have driven. ( I have tried the rest apart from the mazda 6 ):nod: |
710 will defitely go even quicker now!
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Originally posted by Sow&Steady That's what happens if you keep insisting on running your car at 2mm ride height D! :lol: Saw some pics at SGRID of Bryan's car. Thought I posted it here. :sweat: http://www.rc-racing.com/2004/sedan-nats/DSC_3548.jpg http://www.rc-racing.com/2004/sedan-nats/DSC_3549.jpg http://www.rc-racing.com/2004/sedan-nats/DSC_3550.jpg One of the best "naked" pics of the 710.:nod: Talking about ride height, I thought I heard Bryan mentioned that he ran 3.5 to 4 mm ride height. How is that possible? Even on 6 or 7 mm ride height on a pretty flat track, the chassis still bottoms out ! Or is chassis bottoming out not a problem? Hope Bryan is around to answer this if he came back with a 3 mm chassis (instead fo 4 mm) after the 1 hour main. :lol: Anyway, I noticed that Bryan did something like what Pyramid / Goldfinger did on theirs with regards to adding balancing weight on the chassis. |
Originally posted by InitialD :eek: :rolleyes: 2 mm? No, not me. |
Originally posted by InitialD :cry: :cry: :cry: I have a flight to Holland on that following Monday ! How lah? :cry: :cry: :cry: |
Re: Re: Alu anti-rollbar arms
Originally posted by InitialD What Uncle Crash :weird: told me was to loosen the mounting of the aluminum sway bar holder onto the front lower arm. Not too tight. Just enough. |
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