Serpent 710
#2356
I can do it in the 3pk, but before it hits the track I need to dissasemble the arm and cut a 1/8 inch of plastic off to shorten it..
my cars are usually totally put together and torn down two or thre times before run just so I am sure I am happy with it..
II hope I can get it to run like the 705 did, As the car was nearly perfect.. minus bowing up a few motors and never finishing a qual last year.. It will be incredably hard to go any faster then we were last year but hey if it is better I am game at that too, but there is no break through tech here as far as I see.. has some similar things to the original yok that came out in 99( rear uprights) the roll center adjustment is long over due, granted I think it is a better car I am not sold as it being something totaly special yet.. in my exp at the top level the field is pretty darn level.....
my cars are usually totally put together and torn down two or thre times before run just so I am sure I am happy with it..
II hope I can get it to run like the 705 did, As the car was nearly perfect.. minus bowing up a few motors and never finishing a qual last year.. It will be incredably hard to go any faster then we were last year but hey if it is better I am game at that too, but there is no break through tech here as far as I see.. has some similar things to the original yok that came out in 99( rear uprights) the roll center adjustment is long over due, granted I think it is a better car I am not sold as it being something totaly special yet.. in my exp at the top level the field is pretty darn level.....
#2357
Originally posted by InitialD
No, it's only 1/8th scale unfortunately.
No, it's only 1/8th scale unfortunately.
#2358
Re: Re: little bro's little S710
Originally posted by InitialD
Mop, so when is the big bro getting the 710? Nice pics BTW.
p/s: Why is the throttle linkage from the carb to the servo horn very long?
Mop, so when is the big bro getting the 710? Nice pics BTW.
p/s: Why is the throttle linkage from the carb to the servo horn very long?
#2359
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Oh yes, the 1:10th was last week. Di you race then? I heard there were a couple of 710s too.
Oh yes, the 1:10th was last week. Di you race then? I heard there were a couple of 710s too.
They changed the layout and it had more of the shorter straights. With a stock gearing suited for a track like Seremban 2, you'll be more likely to overshoot in the corners when the 2nd gear hits as the track layout was different . Even more so with a one way front !
I heard that somebody managed to get the B main champ with a 710 but used the solid front.
#2360
Re: Re: Re: little bro's little S710
Originally posted by x_man
That's a tuning secret i think Mop is experimenting by connecting the throttle linkage to the steering servo! and hell will break lose everytime the car turns left but stops in its track when turns right! or is it the other way round?
That's a tuning secret i think Mop is experimenting by connecting the throttle linkage to the steering servo! and hell will break lose everytime the car turns left but stops in its track when turns right! or is it the other way round?
#2361
Originally posted by ammdrew
has some similar things to the original yok that came out in 99( rear uprights) the roll center adjustment is long over due, granted I think it is a better car I am not sold as it being something totaly special yet.. in my exp at the top level the field is pretty darn level.....
has some similar things to the original yok that came out in 99( rear uprights) the roll center adjustment is long over due, granted I think it is a better car I am not sold as it being something totaly special yet.. in my exp at the top level the field is pretty darn level.....
Then again, just drive the car and you'll know what I mean. More responsive on the throttle, acceleration is mind boggling, corner speed is excellent and you get to go on the gas faster out of the corners. How can this not be better?
#2362
Originally posted by sparksy
808223 Inner Driveshaft Adaptors Light..... fit the front oneway, although you loose the locking function of the stock parts.
808223 Inner Driveshaft Adaptors Light..... fit the front oneway, although you loose the locking function of the stock parts.
Originally posted by sparksy
808220 Driveshafts Front... the Hudy spring steel bones for the front of the 835 fit both front and rear of the 710. They are actually just a smidgen(less than 0.5mm) shorter but fit very nicely.
808220 Driveshafts Front... the Hudy spring steel bones for the front of the 835 fit both front and rear of the 710. They are actually just a smidgen(less than 0.5mm) shorter but fit very nicely.
Originally posted by sparksy
Also the stock mid shaft is a fair bit shorter than the optional hollow midshaft for the 705/835 so it shouldnt take much to modify it to fit. I havent got one on hand to try, and I'm too lazy to pull it out of my 835 to check.
Also the stock mid shaft is a fair bit shorter than the optional hollow midshaft for the 705/835 so it shouldnt take much to modify it to fit. I havent got one on hand to try, and I'm too lazy to pull it out of my 835 to check.
I also want to add that you can use the Hudy spring steel 801214 Wheelaxle front PRO for the 705 for all the wheel axles in the 710.
I also found that the engine mounts of the 710 are the same as the ones on the 705 except one is 15 mm and the other is 1 mm lower.
I have not checked the mounting positions of the grub screw flat spots on the 9632 hollow 2 speed main layshaft but the overall lenght is the same as the one on the 710. I guess with some drilling and grinding, you may be able to use the hollow shaft on the 710.
#2363
Originally posted by Julius
If they are equal left and right but just lower (about a mm is normal) there is nothing wrong. The droop is measured without shocks. When you mount the shocks the springs will push on the arms making the downstop seem lower. As long as you always measure with the shocks off it's ok.
If they are uneven left and right it may be a tweak in the sway bar.
If they are equal left and right but just lower (about a mm is normal) there is nothing wrong. The droop is measured without shocks. When you mount the shocks the springs will push on the arms making the downstop seem lower. As long as you always measure with the shocks off it's ok.
If they are uneven left and right it may be a tweak in the sway bar.
SN
#2364
check your shock lengths.. make sure they are the same. the only way to have less droop after instaling shocks is if one is shorter than the droop allows, must have a lot of droop to allow that though.. are you at 7 above chassis or below?
#2365
Suspended
IT WAS NOT A 710
i went to the post office to get mine 710,and damn my parents lied to me.it was a package from my uncle--all damn clothes...i am sad.....
#2366
Originally posted by InitialD
Yes, there were a couple of 710. Did not race because the car was not ready yet. Still had teething problems then.
Yes, there were a couple of 710. Did not race because the car was not ready yet. Still had teething problems then.
They changed the layout and it had more of the shorter straights. With a stock gearing suited for a track like Seremban 2, you'll be more likely to overshoot in the corners when the 2nd gear hits as the track layout was different . Even more so with a one way front ! [/B]
I heard that somebody managed to get the B main champ with a 710 but used the solid front. [/B]
#2367
Tech Adept
Originally posted by GoldFinger
Do you have a details on this ?
venues or dates maybe?
thank you..
Do you have a details on this ?
venues or dates maybe?
thank you..
http://www.teammagic.com.tw/phpBB2/index.php
#2368
Tech Adept
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Zizu, I rest my case ... you win
Is the Asean Cup confirmed for Kuching? What are the dates?
Zizu, I rest my case ... you win
Is the Asean Cup confirmed for Kuching? What are the dates?
#2369
clutch bell & pinion gears
None of the various special tools cluttering up my tool box will hold the clutch bell while tightening the pinion gears. In the past I've torqued them on tight with lock tight, so they wouldn't loosen with deceleration (other cars). So I wound up holding the bell in my hand and using the plastic gear holders to tighten them, and hope the engine will finish the job.
Any other suggestions?
Any other suggestions?
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