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Originally posted by penggoy
i guess i need to buy screwdriver.

manticore the stock oil is #600 right? I dont have the 55 wt., can I use the 60 wt instead?

yes, stock shock oil is #600, i think 60Wt does work similar.

penggoy

04-21-2003 10:36 AM

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Originally posted by Manticore
yes, stock shock oil is #600, i think 60Wt does work similar.

thnx again. u guys are the best.

Data	04-21-2003 11:05 AM

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Originally posted by eddiethefish
For the head screws, say bye bye to those old Novarossi flat head, and get yourself a whachama call it, hex or whatever. I'm not good at this mechanical terms on screws.

how many times do i have to tell you :flaming: , those screws are cheese head screws, not flat head screws, the whachama call it screws you talked about are hex socket cap screws. :p

puma1824

04-21-2003 11:34 AM

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Originally posted by eddiethefish
Hello,

First, say no no to all those Al. Pulleys, and belts shall be with you for quite some time.

If you have plain stock chassis, you may likely encounter the problem on the Front belt. Later, if your long mid belt rubs against the manifold, that'll be next.

For the head screws, say bye bye to those old Novarossi flat head, and get yourself a whachama call it, hex or whatever. I'm not good at this mechanical terms on screws.

For the Shock oil, personally, I assume that 600 is 60, 500 is 50 and so on. People, please correct me. :confused:

Plain stock chassis has a problem with the belts???? Please advise...my MTX3 kit arriving this week.

eddiethefish

04-21-2003 12:04 PM

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Originally posted by Data
how many times do i have to tell you :flaming: , those screws are cheese head screws, not flat head screws, the whachama call it screws you talked about are hex socket cap screws. :p

guess I really need to take the Screw 101.

Data	04-21-2003 12:17 PM

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Originally posted by eddiethefish
guess I really need to take the Screw 101.

why do you think i keep saying "screw you" and "you are screwed" to you ? :X

eddiethefish

04-21-2003 12:23 PM

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Originally posted by Bryan N.
... Also with weight your car is more stable.

oh! wow...:eek: No wonder mine was so darn STABLE that it ain't move for months!!! :D

eddiethefish

04-21-2003 12:25 PM

fish, anyone? :cry:

eddiethefish

04-21-2003 12:28 PM

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Originally posted by puma1824
Plain stock chassis has a problem with the belts???? Please advise...my MTX3 kit arriving this week.

I have the MTX-2 w/ Kawahara chassis, and there is a groove for the MTX-2 long frong belt. So, a friend of mine made a groove on my MTX-3, as well. This way, I can rule out the chance of having the belt slap the chassis. Don't know if anyone else does the same. :sneaky:

supra528

04-21-2003 12:44 PM

wait... so at a technical track would a heavier car be best or a lighter car?????/

rdlken

04-21-2003 12:57 PM

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Originally posted by Data
why do you think i keep saying "screw you" and "you are screwed" to you ? :X

Hi, Data:

Believe or not, I finally test the MR12. I really like the bottom end. So far, I do not think so fast as the S3. Anyway, may be after your adjustment, will be a lot better.

Thanks a lot.

RDLKen

eddiethefish

04-21-2003 01:09 PM

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Originally posted by rdlken
Hi, Data:

Believe or not, I finally test the MR12. I really like the bottom end. So far, I do not think so fast as the S3. Anyway, may be after your adjustment, will be a lot better.

Thanks a lot.

RDLKen

Take that MR12 and bring it over to Crystal Park this Saturday for us to see, will you?:D

Data	04-21-2003 01:10 PM

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master ken:

let me borrow the engine for two weeks (don't worry, i will return it in two weeks, not months like some other guys :D )

ok bottom but no top.......... what am i going to do..... :confused: by the way, what gearing were you using ?

data

supra528

04-21-2003 01:18 PM

can someone please answer my question?????????/

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