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Old 11-17-2004, 06:42 PM
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Originally posted by Racing4Evo
Does anyone happen to know how much lighter the Hollow middle shaft is compared to the stock one? I don't have a scale. How does that saying go: 1 ounce of rotating mass is equal to 4 ounces of unsprung mass?
Kyosho VZ-111 .4oz......... 13g
Kyosho VZW-056 (hollow) .2oz......... 7g
3Racing V1E-012 (alum.) .1oz......... 5g
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Where can I get this reamer at?
http://shopping.rcmodel.com.hk/
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Old 11-17-2004, 07:54 PM
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Originally posted by rcosmax
Thanks racing4evo. What rear toe are you running out of curiosity? Also where did you get the hollow middle shaft is that kfactory? I have seen the ti and hollow shafts for the evos and rr but not the new rrr. Maybe my store is just slow on those parts.



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I just checked and I have 1.5 degrees. I could probably get away with less. I need to test the car out some more. The middle shaft is from Kyosho. It's the hollow middle shaft for the V-One R. I'm guessing about 15% of the parts carry over from the V-One RR Evolution, the majority being drivetrain related. I bought it from Tower Hobbies( www.towerhobbies.com ).
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Originally posted by 3434
Kyosho VZ-111 .4oz......... 13g
Kyosho VZW-056 (hollow) .2oz......... 7g
3Racing V1E-012 (alum.) .1oz......... 5g
Thank You Very Much 3434!
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Old 11-17-2004, 08:04 PM
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Thanks for that! I saw a ti middle shaft at my track the other day. Ill be getting that for sure now that i know it fits!. I am guessing the ti shaft will be even lighter. Ill put them all on a scale when i go next time. Thanks 3434

Thanks for checking the rear toe racing4evo. Much appreciated.
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Old 11-17-2004, 08:07 PM
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Default Re: Fuel tubing length?

Originally posted by rossiRocket
I was finishing up my build on the car and wanted to know what lengths you guys are running for your fuel tubing, both to the engine and from the pipe? What are the affects of running a longer one compared to a shorter one? I was just about to copy the manual and keep the fuel tube to the motor short and the pipe tube long, but after seeing Atsushi Hara's car ~>

I see that he has both fuel lines long. Any body know why? Will this allow the engine to hold its tune better perhaps?
People run long pressure lines to hlep smooth out the pressure pulses from the pipe. At max revs the pressure pulses are very strong and can foam the fuel causing a lean fuel mixture.

A pressure chamber accomplishes the same thing without a tangled mess of fuel tubing. I am using the big Kyosho fuel filter with the mesh screen taken out as a pressure chamber.

I run my fuel line 8in (20cm) which is the maximum. Someone was teling me at the track that the tank is undersized so you can run a fuel filter to bring it up to 75cc if you are going by the book. If not, I'd run it as long as convenient. I have seen some people go overboard because it takes so long for the fuel to cycle through the line.
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Just bringing up an old question.... what ackerman plates are people using and how does it effect the handling. 10 plate more corner out steering 12plate more turn in? Is this correct?
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Originally posted by rcosmax
Thanks for that! I saw a ti middle shaft at my track the other day. Ill be getting that for sure now that i know it fits!. I am guessing the ti shaft will be even lighter. Ill put them all on a scale when i go next time. Thanks 3434

Thanks for checking the rear toe racing4evo. Much appreciated.
Let me know how light that is! And give me a heads up if you find a hollow or Ti 2-speed shaft from someone other than 3Racing.
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Old 11-17-2004, 08:12 PM
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I'm using the 11 from the manual. That's on my list of things to try out next time. I believe the 12 takes away off power steering and increases on power steering. Teh 10 does the opposite.
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Old 11-17-2004, 08:29 PM
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Thanks racing4evo. Thats what i figured too. I have alot of things i want to test.....but testing isnt racing and my girl is getting miffed at me sneaking to the track at night to (test). I think i also saw a lightweight 2 speed shaft at the same track. Ill be going there again next week. (or maybe tonight)

Not a fan of the 3racing stuff?
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Old 11-17-2004, 08:37 PM
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I've seen their stuff break too often.
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Old 11-17-2004, 09:22 PM
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Originally posted by 3434
Kyosho VZ-111 .4oz......... 13g
Kyosho VZW-056 (hollow) .2oz......... 7g
3Racing V1E-012 (alum.) .1oz......... 5g
Kyosho VZW-025 (Ti) .2oz......... 7g but this only fits the R/RR. It is the same length as VZ-111

The 3Racing V1E-012 is drilled to accept the whole R line. R thru RRR
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My tank was tech this weekend and its not undersized ,
its boarder line to big , at least mine is .!!!
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