Serpent 710
09-20-2004, 11:40 PM
Re: Re: Re: Engine mounts
Originally posted by TitaniumR
Hi Mark/Sow/D,
Thanks. The car drives great. Quite amazing!
I'll prob leave my engine mount as is since it's not a problem.
Itching to try its second run this weekend and playing with newer settings. Think if I use my JP S5, it may handle even better.
Shorter wheel base is a good idea!
Let me start to try playing with the DRS, Roll centres front/rear...
Hi Mark/Sow/D,
Thanks. The car drives great. Quite amazing!
I'll prob leave my engine mount as is since it's not a problem. Itching to try its second run this weekend and playing with newer settings. Think if I use my JP S5, it may handle even better. Shorter wheel base is a good idea!
Let me start to try playing with the DRS, Roll centres front/rear...
What you plan to do is good. Too often people don't spend enough time (me included, D excluded) working on the intricacies of the car itself and practise!
09-20-2004, 11:42 PM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Nice BMW M3
Originally posted by InitialD
Live and learn ! I see that the wings are mounted too high too. I think to be legal 
, you need to trim the wing so that it does not go beyond the rooftop.
Live and learn !
I see that the wings are mounted too high too. I think to be legal , you need to trim the wing so that it does not go beyond the rooftop.
I take it back about your eyesight That you can see the wing is 1mm too high is indeed impressive!
09-20-2004, 11:42 PM
Originally posted by InitialD
Fire that pit guy !
Fire that pit guy !
I think he's stopped doing RC anyway.
New way of refuelling with a fuel bottle or with a gun is to do it in mid air ! Pick car up with the cable tie connected to the fuel cap and pump the fuel in.
Pick car up with the cable tie connected to the fuel cap and pump the fuel in.
09-20-2004, 11:43 PM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Nice BMW M3
Originally posted by InitialD
Sorry, I still have not tried the Alfa yet.
Only Mazdas for me at the moment. Come to think ot it, I still have the Alfa cut up and not painted ! I think some time back Crashed saw it in the back of the car boot and said WTF when he saw the mess and the stack of old bodyshells it was housing !
Sorry, I still have not tried the Alfa yet.
Only Mazdas for me at the moment. Come to think ot it, I still have the Alfa cut up and not painted ! I think some time back Crashed saw it in the back of the car boot and said WTF when he saw the mess and the stack of old bodyshells it was housing !
09-20-2004, 11:44 PM
Originally posted by InitialD
Not steering linkage Onkel Sow. A newer servo saver. And yes, when I had a look at it, I think they had the last one because when I refreshed the web page and it was out of stock !
Not steering linkage Onkel Sow. A newer servo saver.
And yes, when I had a look at it, I think they had the last one because when I refreshed the web page and it was out of stock !
... and then I used the FORCE. So disappear it has as the page gets refreshed!
09-20-2004, 11:47 PM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Nice BMW M3
Originally posted by markp27
Are you still running that old one which crashed painted for you - the one in 3hobby?
Are you still running that old one which crashed painted for you - the one in 3hobby?
I put it to rest already.
I still keep it but let's just say it's not road worthy. Hint, hint ! Crashed_1, are you listening?
I'm in need of a nicely painted shell.
09-20-2004, 11:48 PM
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
The "confused" name was intended to steer certain individuals off from buying it...
... and then I used the FORCE. So disappear it has as the page gets refreshed!
The "confused" name was intended to steer certain individuals off from buying it...
... and then I used the FORCE. So disappear it has as the page gets refreshed!
09-20-2004, 11:56 PM
Originally posted by InitialD
Throw away that Mugen car altogether Onkel Sow !
Throw away that Mugen car altogether Onkel Sow !
Anybody want to buy cheap paperweights?
09-21-2004, 12:05 AM
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Not a bad idea. One is still in pieces from way back when I was in KL and the other badly needs rebuilding.
Anybody want to buy cheap paperweights?
Not a bad idea. One is still in pieces from way back when I was in KL and the other badly needs rebuilding.
Anybody want to buy cheap paperweights?
09-21-2004, 12:27 AM
Originally posted by InitialD
Michael Salven always use rear aluminum shock body and the stock one in front. 1/8th as well as on 1/10th.
Michael Salven always use rear aluminum shock body and the stock one in front. 1/8th as well as on 1/10th.
[i]Onkel Sow, where on earth did you get orange clutch shoes? From Mordor? [/B]
From Mordor? [/B]
Now THAT would be telling ...
[i]Did you get the bronze coloured ones or the black ones? [/B]
[i]What are their teeth numbers on the belts? Do they fit? [/B]
[i]Where are you getting yours? Someone here at the local track is testing a self made one. One is testing a oneway with rear solid and the other is testing solid front and rear. I'll post pics when I have the time. This friend of mine gave me to have a look at a "pre-production" one that was heavy. He's using a revised one that he made himself which is lighter. He said that acceleration in the straights line is very good. Better than the rear ball diff. But it only works on very few tracks. The setup tends to like stiffer rear and front sway bars. [/B]
Yes, the set-up sounds about right. Actually Mark Green prefers NOT to use them unless the track is smooth. The contant bounce on tracks which are not smooth puts too much strain on the drive train.
I've posted a pic of it in my gallery at 3hobby.com.
09-21-2004, 12:45 AM
Re: Re: Re: Nice BMW M3
Originally posted by InitialD
Mark, remember the circular cutter? I still see jaggies in the wheel arch of the Mazda. Learn from packetdreamer. He's the Pro.
Mark, remember the circular cutter?
I still see jaggies in the wheel arch of the Mazda. Learn from packetdreamer. He's the Pro.
09-21-2004, 12:46 AM
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Got mine from Elite Hobbies here in the UK. They've machine a few for the factory drivers, I had to beg for mine. I told them don't send any to Germany.
Got mine from Elite Hobbies here in the UK. They've machine a few for the factory drivers, I had to beg for mine. I told them don't send any to Germany.
I've posted a pic of it in my gallery at 3hobby.com.
09-21-2004, 12:51 AM
Originally posted by InitialD
Michael Salven always use rear aluminum shock body and the stock one in front. 1/8th as well as on 1/10th.
Michael Salven always use rear aluminum shock body and the stock one in front. 1/8th as well as on 1/10th.
09-21-2004, 12:57 AM
Tech Addict
Servo saver
Hi guys can anyone tell me what the new servo arm does?
09-21-2004, 01:07 AM
Re: Servo saver
Originally posted by Voodo_Magic
Hi guys can anyone tell me what the new servo arm does?
Hi guys can anyone tell me what the new servo arm does?
I believe this is the one that gives a different Ackerman steering that was talked about.