Serpent 710
#8371
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From: South FLorida
tomorrow I am going to see if the tie rod ends of the T1 (xray) will work on the 710 nuckles. These pieces seem much smalled in diameter and with the 3 racing +1mm hubs i sould be good.
or not?
got to www.teamxray.com and look for the t1 and check out the detail pics
or not?
got to www.teamxray.com and look for the t1 and check out the detail pics
#8372
Originally posted by Profoxcg
lol, I am going to dye my hair blonde tomorrow - no offence to blondes.
lol, I am going to dye my hair blonde tomorrow - no offence to blondes.
sorry i don't know this thing...but Hara using one.
#8373
Originally posted by Profoxcg
so what do you race with ?
so what do you race with ?
You mean what other cars I race my 710 with? I only have the 710 (which is obviously the car I use for race) and I race with 710, NTC3, V1RR, MTX-3 etc.
#8374
Originally posted by Pyramid
funny, those 50mm is kind of regular item I order on those TRF414 era... until now since it fits the 710 nicely.
funny, those 50mm is kind of regular item I order on those TRF414 era... until now since it fits the 710 nicely.
Wouldn't the Yokomo ZC-TB48 48mm Ti Turnbuckle be the ideal replacement then?
#8376
Originally posted by InitialD
Are you referring to this?

Have not tried mine yet. I was just thinking about using just the aluminum part where the front droop screws are located.
Are you referring to this?

Have not tried mine yet. I was just thinking about using just the aluminum part where the front droop screws are located.
Oh.. and that HSP-108250 newest batch, not only redesign support block, wider opening hole, but also that top plate to check toe that all fits very nice for S710.
#8377
Originally posted by InitialD
Concerning the turnbuckles, I forgot to mention that the ones on the 710 are 47 mm in length... Would 50 mm be too long then?
Wouldn't the Yokomo ZC-TB48 48mm Ti Turnbuckle be the ideal replacement then?
Concerning the turnbuckles, I forgot to mention that the ones on the 710 are 47 mm in length... Would 50 mm be too long then?
Wouldn't the Yokomo ZC-TB48 48mm Ti Turnbuckle be the ideal replacement then?
#8378
Originally posted by jfc_tech
D or anyone:
just curious about my side belt slacking so easily. It's still new...i mean after 10 tanks only...it already showing slack
is it normal? im using Max.thanks.
D or anyone:
just curious about my side belt slacking so easily. It's still new...i mean after 10 tanks only...it already showing slack
is it normal? im using Max.thanks.
#8379
Originally posted by KevinS
I just ordered that thing!
Too tall is still better than too short... Guess mr.Dremel will have another job soon.
What about the 2-speed and middle shaft? I ordered those too, not much that can go wrong there... right?
I just ordered that thing!
Too tall is still better than too short... Guess mr.Dremel will have another job soon. What about the 2-speed and middle shaft? I ordered those too, not much that can go wrong there... right?
#8381
Originally posted by Pyramid
Most of the time, that mid pulley is the one that hurt the side belt most. Be sure to sand all egdes when assembly.
Most of the time, that mid pulley is the one that hurt the side belt most. Be sure to sand all egdes when assembly.
#8382
Originally posted by Pyramid
The farthest I ever go (Front) is -1.5 deg camber, 6mm caster, 197mm track witdh, and 0 toe. As fas as I remember, still have 1 full turn in on turnbuckle.
The farthest I ever go (Front) is -1.5 deg camber, 6mm caster, 197mm track witdh, and 0 toe. As fas as I remember, still have 1 full turn in on turnbuckle.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/attachme...&postid=776591
Not so clear.. anyway, the threads is all gone but still able to get in a little more. So if you never wanted to go less than 137mm track witdh, 50mm turnbuckle is the best size.
#8383
Originally posted by jfc_tech
which edges is this? how that affect the belt slacking?
which edges is this? how that affect the belt slacking?
Slacking as it become loose very soon (more than expected)? If the side pulley edge is binding the belt movement (ussualy you hear/feel the binding turning by hand when it was all new), it would create extra heat and load to the belt as it is with the front belt being toucing with the lower chassis.
#8384
Originally posted by Pyramid
I believe it was the outer edge, but if you could do both edges it would be better...
Slacking as it become loose very soon (more than expected)? If the side pulley edge is binding the belt movement (ussualy you hear/feel the binding turning by hand when it was all new), it would create extra heat and load to the belt as it is with the front belt being toucing with the lower chassis.
I believe it was the outer edge, but if you could do both edges it would be better...
Slacking as it become loose very soon (more than expected)? If the side pulley edge is binding the belt movement (ussualy you hear/feel the binding turning by hand when it was all new), it would create extra heat and load to the belt as it is with the front belt being toucing with the lower chassis.
#8385
Originally posted by Marcos.S710
i bet you cant wait to build your 710
i bet you cant wait to build your 710



