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RClover 06-09-2003 09:37 AM

Re: Re: Re: Re: Weight loss
 

Originally posted by eddiethefish
But Cartman knows photography stuff. Look at the way he uses the lighting. Another perfect 10! :smile:
damn...i must take my car to a studio next time!:lol:

eddiethefish 06-09-2003 09:53 AM


Originally posted by RClover
let see if i can earn a hop-up master title..
Alu. Engine Brace
Alu. Cross menber
Hex Drive washers
Alu center belt block
Alu front sway bar holder
Front CVDs
Rear CVDs
Adj Rear Anti Roll bar
4mm chassis
Alu engine mount
Alu Center radio plate support
Super hard clutch spring
Gray clutch shoe
Lightened fly weights
Zac heatsink
Teflon Brake pad
Ennetti disc rotor
Titanium middle shaft
Rear roll bar fasteners

:eek: :eek:
didnt realise i had this much !

http://www.bol.ucla.edu/~eddies/twins.jpg
Ka Alu. Engine Brace
Ka Alu. Cross menber
Mu Hex Drive washers
Ka Alu center belt block
Sq Alu front sway bar holder
Mu Front CVDs
Mu Rear CVDs
Ka Adj Rear Anti Roll bar
Ka 4mm chassis
FiveStars Alu engine mount
Ka Alu Center radio plate support
Mu Super hard clutch spring
Mu Gray clutch shoe
3R Lightened fly weights
Zac heatsink
Mu Teflon Brake pad
Team Active ventilated/cut brake discs
Sq Titanium middle shaft
Sq Titanium main shaft
FiveStars Ti coated Shock shafts
Sq Teflon Shock Plate 1-hole and 2-hole
Sq Shock plate
Sq Shock adjusting ring
Hashimoto Rx graphite plate
Ka Negative Diff
Ka al bulk stiffener and Graphite Body post Tower 2nd Edition
Sq brake lever
Sq Delrin and Alu Knuckle nuts.
Sq bumper

etc.... I'm tired now:( , see the pictures for more info...

stefan 06-09-2003 10:33 AM

I guess I'll have to take a few pics of my car to bring this discussion to an end :sneaky: :D :nod: :) ;) :p :lol:

eddiethefish 06-09-2003 10:36 AM

question re clutch
 
Hello,

When to opt for the stock clutch, the gray, or the red one? Of course one if softer than the other, and I'd just like to know of when to pick which one to choose.

Thanks in advance,

eddie

eddiethefish 06-09-2003 10:37 AM


Originally posted by stefan
I guess I'll have to take a few pics of my car to bring this discussion to an end :sneaky: :D :nod: :) ;) :p :lol:
sorry, I'll stop now. he he :lol:

stefan 06-09-2003 10:53 AM

What I've heard and seen, the red one is the one to go with.
Kinda hard to find though.

I run the stock one and I'm pretty happy with it so far.

US_MATRIX 06-09-2003 11:04 AM

Hi guys,

I was just wondering which parts break most and which parts i should keep as SPARE PARTS? Any must upgrade item you recommand? Seems like Front universal is must have but which brand mort durable?

Thanks.

Manticore 06-09-2003 11:10 AM


Originally posted by US_MATRIX
Hi guys,

I was just wondering which parts break most and which parts i should keep as SPARE PARTS? Any must upgrade item you recommand? Seems like Front universal is must have but which brand mort durable?

Thanks.

front belt(possible strip), steering knuckles(breakage), rear h-arms(slop and /or breakage), rear hinge pin(crash), front shock tower(crash)

the mugen CVD is the one to go with !!

stefan 06-09-2003 11:10 AM

Re: question re clutch
 

Originally posted by eddiethefish
Hello,

When to opt for the stock clutch, the gray, or the red one? Of course one if softer than the other, and I'd just like to know of when to pick which one to choose.

Thanks in advance,

eddie

I just found them:

http://66.70.235.59/Merchant2/mercha...Code=mtx3up_ct

Corse-R 06-09-2003 11:14 AM


Originally posted by US_MATRIX
Hi guys,

I was just wondering which parts break most and which parts i should keep as SPARE PARTS? Any must upgrade item you recommand? Seems like Front universal is must have but which brand mort durable?

All depends, but minimum survival kit should comprise:
- Front uprights.
- Rear uprights.
- Rear A-arms.
- Some belts (F/C/R).

This should be the minimum. From this to whatever you want to carry.

Front universals are twitchy, depending the brand you get, durability varies (have seen to snap 2 sets of 3racing universals in one day without brushing boards). Go for the Mugen ones, are expensive but worth the investment.

Manticore 06-09-2003 11:15 AM

Re: Re: question re clutch
 

Originally posted by stefan
I just found them:

http://66.70.235.59/Merchant2/mercha...Code=mtx3up_ct

i wonder if the kyosho red clutch pad for their 3d clutch is of same material?

eddiethefish 06-09-2003 11:41 AM

Re: Re: question re clutch
 

Originally posted by stefan
I just found them:

http://66.70.235.59/Merchant2/mercha...Code=mtx3up_ct

Thanks, Stefan. I'll ask Vince to bring me one then. Didn't know he stocks it, as well.

tekrsq 06-09-2003 02:31 PM

Eddie,

Speedline carries them as well. Also, whoever sells Delta parts should be able to get it. If memory serves me, it's just a rebadged Delta shoe anyway. I run them in my cars, they're very nice!!!

theRED5 06-09-2003 02:31 PM

Hey BRING IT....Don't SING it!:nod: :D

Varuth 06-09-2003 02:33 PM

I need an engine that last forever without changing con rod :p


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