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With the so called release of the MTX4, will Mugen still manufacture parts for the MTX3?
For instance, anyone still use their MTX2? |
What "MTX4"?? any new info? Link? Pic? Love my MTX3 dont want na switch yet. lol
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Hey guys,
Can you tell me the difference in the A, B, and C blocks in the rear of the car? Will the C block give more traction versus the B and A blocks? Thanks |
Re: Loose on Power only when turning right
Originally posted by TAW My MTX-3 has developed a loose condition on power but only when turning to the right. this seems to have happened afer a nasty crash a few weeks ago. I have gone though and checked all the obvious causes. I did find that the radio plate was cracked and the aluminium radio tray support was bent. I replaced those with new ones. I have the 4mm chassis and it does not seem bent. I did not take it off the car but on a flat surface while attached to the care it seems straight. Put it on the tweak station and it seems fine. This is only when turning right, basically if I give it gas it spins out. To the left I can hammer the throttle all day and it never breaks loose. I am a little stumped. any suggestions? Thanks |
I have some similar problem. What I found was in my carbon fiber front shock tower. Some how...I broke it. It just crack enough to bend the shock tower it self...and enough for you to just miss it. Some how stock shock tower was easily brocken. I did upgrade to 3racing thick tower.
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Another question, what diff lube are people using in the rear? Thanks
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Re: Loose on Power only when turning right
Well, after tearing down the car it looks like my 4mm chassis it slightly bent in the front. On a flat surface the front area where the bumber mounts is about 1~2mm off the surface. Weird part is it almost looks exactly even side to side so its odd that it only affected right hand turns. I guess a tweaked car will do wierd stuff?
Originally posted by TAW My MTX-3 has developed a loose condition on power but only when turning to the right. this seems to have happened afer a nasty crash a few weeks ago. I have gone though and checked all the obvious causes. I did find that the radio plate was cracked and the aluminium radio tray support was bent. I replaced those with new ones. I have the 4mm chassis and it does not seem bent. I did not take it off the car but on a flat surface while attached to the care it seems straight. Put it on the tweak station and it seems fine. This is only when turning right, basically if I give it gas it spins out. To the left I can hammer the throttle all day and it never breaks loose. I am a little stumped. any suggestions? Thanks |
Originally posted by picco007 Another question, what diff lube are people using in the rear? Thanks low traction track should go wit lower dif oil,hi trac should put in higher,anyway u can stil compromise wit tyres and suspension..;) |
Re: Re: Loose on Power only when turning right
Originally posted by TAW Well, after tearing down the car it looks like my 4mm chassis it slightly bent in the front. On a flat surface the front area where the bumber mounts is about 1~2mm off the surface. Weird part is it almost looks exactly even side to side so its odd that it only affected right hand turns. I guess a tweaked car will do wierd stuff? I think that there is a lot of twist going on from the belts and pulleys, add a 1.4-1.7HP motor to the equation and it might make since. That could have caused the problem. |
Originally posted by mavicRR bro,that depends on d track surface and your driving style..me just gota try my new mtx wit jus defaulft factory set up on med range speed,medium tide,medium surface. low traction track should go wit lower dif oil,hi trac should put in higher,anyway u can stil compromise wit tyres and suspension..;) I went from 10k to 30k and it made a big difference. Many people are using 50k in their diffs. I just don't understand why they have good results with that. Oh well I'm going back to 10k. Thanks |
Originally posted by picco007 Yeah, I went from 10k to 30k and it made a big difference. Many people are using 50k in their diffs. I just don't understand why they have good results with that. Oh well I'm going back to 10k. Thanks |
Originally posted by Palmaris Europe We run 100k on one of our tracks. Depends on how much grip is available and whether the track is real smooth or very bumpy etc... |
Originally posted by Palmaris Europe We run 100k on one of our tracks. Depends on how much grip is available and whether the track is real smooth or very bumpy etc... well its true,all up to track surface,low traction use lower dif oil,hi traction higher oil,but solid rear actualy difnrt car reaction..:sneaky: |
I take out the front and rear stabilizer, it's driving like electric car now.
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Originally posted by asw7576 I take out the front and rear stabilizer, it's driving like electric car now. |
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