Serpent 710
Originally posted by markp27
There I am trying to work on Julius slowly and you go and blurt it all out in one go
There I am trying to work on Julius slowly and you go and blurt it all out in one go
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Ooops, must have been my trainig thing. We were told with Asians you work at it slowly. With Europeans you tell it as it is!
Ooops, must have been my trainig thing. We were told with Asians you work at it slowly. With Europeans you tell it as it is!
Originally posted by markp27
Hmmmmm - if you want a specification, yep! But if you want a favour - a big one - go slowly Oh well, you live and learn
Hmmmmm - if you want a specification, yep! But if you want a favour - a big one - go slowly Oh well, you live and learn
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Yeap .. and I have this sinking feeling that you're coming over this weekend to teach me and NiMo a lesson or two too!
Yeap .. and I have this sinking feeling that you're coming over this weekend to teach me and NiMo a lesson or two too!
Originally posted by markp27
Get to a Doctor quick - I think you're delerious!!
Get to a Doctor quick - I think you're delerious!!
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
It must have something to do with last night's dinner ... or was it the dessert?!@#$!
It must have something to do with last night's dinner ... or was it the dessert?!@#$!
Uh oh!!! Sow, 3hobby has kicked me out - underneath the shout box are two links one to login and one to create an account. Even if I click on the login link nothing happens - happend straight after I updated my Avatar
Can't go to my account either
Can't go to my account either
Tech Fanatic
Re: Re: Re: Optional Servosaver Arm
Originally posted by rcpanama
I install last night the new servo saver arm with the newer 2 piece diff adjuster for the front Ball Diff and it hits the left bulkhead, so I had to go back installing the original servo saver arm.
I am using the rod linkage in top with the original servo saver; definitely this will not work because it will hit the ball diff (with 2 piece adjuster install), so I did change this but could not solve the problem with the left bulkhead.
Any recommendation how to solve this?
I install last night the new servo saver arm with the newer 2 piece diff adjuster for the front Ball Diff and it hits the left bulkhead, so I had to go back installing the original servo saver arm.
I am using the rod linkage in top with the original servo saver; definitely this will not work because it will hit the ball diff (with 2 piece adjuster install), so I did change this but could not solve the problem with the left bulkhead.
Any recommendation how to solve this?
Or the button head from the screw that hit the lower part of left bulkhead?
Check Pyramid link, I did use 5mm baljoint+ball end from my T1FK from servo saver arm to knuckle. But for arm that goes to servo Im still using 6mm one.
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Yeap, its called the Club of the Two Towers! Only then can one have possession of the RING.
Yeap, its called the Club of the Two Towers! Only then can one have possession of the RING.
Re: Re: Re: Optional Servosaver Arm
Originally posted by rcpanama
I am using the rod linkage in top with the original servo saver; definitely this will not work because it will hit the ball diff (with 2 piece adjuster install), so I did change this but could not solve the problem with the left bulkhead.
I am using the rod linkage in top with the original servo saver; definitely this will not work because it will hit the ball diff (with 2 piece adjuster install), so I did change this but could not solve the problem with the left bulkhead.
I think a simple reduction in the Tx setting on the steering throw will solve the problem.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Optional Servosaver Arm
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Really? Can you post the dimensions? I have the cars but if you've measured it ...
Really? Can you post the dimensions? I have the cars but if you've measured it ...
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Optional Servosaver Arm
Originally posted by markp27
From wheel axle centre to wheel axle centre:
710 258mm
705 256mm (maybe 255.5mm)
From wheel axle centre to wheel axle centre:
710 258mm
705 256mm (maybe 255.5mm)
There you go. I thought it was more than 2 mm... I think my eyes are playing tricks on me !
Originally posted by markp27
Nah a true sign of a Ring holder must surely be the protection of those things which should break
Nah a true sign of a Ring holder must surely be the protection of those things which should break
Originally posted by New_Toasted
I've decided to buy a 710 now, so I wonder if there are any cheap, "must have" options? I've thought about this nice new engine monoblock, any opinions?
I've decided to buy a 710 now, so I wonder if there are any cheap, "must have" options? I've thought about this nice new engine monoblock, any opinions?
When the need arises, then upgrade or hop up. It can be a very expensive exercise if you were to get everything at one go.
Just make sure the car is built correctly. I personally think you should concentrate on the clutch and diff building.
Re: New Mega's
Originally posted by 840918001
The tricky thing with the Mega engine story is that the stock Mega's will be 30 to 50% cheaper as the old NovaMega.
If you go for a MS edition or more you will have to pay just as much as for the NovaMega's.
The tricky thing with the Mega engine story is that the stock Mega's will be 30 to 50% cheaper as the old NovaMega.
If you go for a MS edition or more you will have to pay just as much as for the NovaMega's.
Originally posted by 840918001
I think I will go for the new Mega, this because I can modify the engine myself
Julius Kollf his pitman learned me all the tricks to do it the right way.
I think I will go for the new Mega, this because I can modify the engine myself
Julius Kollf his pitman learned me all the tricks to do it the right way.
Is Julius still around? I thought he was still somewhere holidaying...