Re: Re: Re: 710 Team Chassis
 

Sounds like he's bored ... throw him a banana then! :sweat:

Re: Re: Re: Re: 710 Team Chassis
 

I think he needs a kick up the **** :lol:

Re: Re: Alternative Receiver Mounting
 

Thank you, its just an alternative.
The aerial mount should be the small plastic part from 3mm stabilizer but I cannot find it in my box that time. The xray part will be very nice too.

About the chassis, i dont know in theory but in practical the hole below the engine is not only as a cooling hole but they are really help to clear out the dirt.

Re: Alternative Receiver Mounting
 

I hate to be stupid, but how did you bend the Lexan?:blush:

Re: Re: Alternative Receiver Mounting
 

Heat, Jack - hit the afterburners ;)

RCX
 

RCX is coming up, me and my friend probably go there:D
I hope i can see some new stuff from Serpent pit.
probably Mugen pit too
I will try to take and post some picture if I go
now i have to clear my CD for spaces

Re: RCX
 

And send over some videos too. :nod:

does anybody knows what is the weight of east adjustable rear anti roll bar? or does it works well?

Hy Guys..
've been reading around.. wanna ask a few questions.
I just gor my 710 .. and i'm going to do some shopping for spare parts and stuff.. Need to get the front diff..
What is the difference from the PRO belts to the regular ones ?!?!?
Should I get a alum rear diff gear ?
What are your advices to buy (thing's i could be needing soon) ..
Tnks
Rodrigo Meira :)

Re: Re: RCX
 

I don't have camcorder :cry: I am just a poor student
the best i can do is picture :( :cry:

I recommand you get those nilon arm set for sure, you need spare part to crash:lol:
PRO belt, compare to regular belt, are softer and give smoother drive train, but since it is softer, it is not as durable as regular belt. IMO, regular belt is more than enough.
for budget and weight saving, i don't recommand alu. pulley, the stock one have serve me for almost two year, no problem at all :nod:
710 is a car that do not need much options, the most you need is the 2.5mm rear sway bar, spare arms and lot of tyre and fual to detonate your engine:lol:

Re: Re: Re: RCX
 

A sketch will do then (j/k) ;) :lol:

Serpent sells a pack of parts pretty cheaply which have all the nylon suspension parts included. Buy one of these and then see what you end up braking. Typically, if you're crashing a bit, you end up breaking the front arms and steering blocks at some point.
The rear of my car is still almost original (after 1.5 years) so normally nothing much breaks there - but in the race pack, you'll have some spare just in case.

I wouldn't bother with the pro belts. The run smoother, but are softer and wear quicker. Also after a couple of runs, you have some oily gunge and dust from the track in the pulley, which would negate the advantages of the pro belts over the standard ones.

I think the only alu rear pulley is available from 3racing and I've heard that the teeth wear to points and end up cutting your belts - the standard pulleys are fine. I've just worn out my first one after a lot of driving.

Start off with the race pack http://www.the-border.com/product.ph...&cat=81&page=7

Also have a look at this article: http://www.mytsn.com/publ/publ.asp?pid=10965

This gives you a good idea of the nice to have hop-ups.

Oh and don't foget about reading the FAQ in my signature below :D

Cheers, Mark.

Re: Re: Re: RCX
 

Never mind, a picture is worth a thousand words ... :D

Guys are these the pro belts?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW