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Manticore 10-11-2003 06:49 AM


Originally posted by rccplayer
Sorry, upload here~~
just wondering, why this mtx3 has 4mm engine mount screws on the main chassis?

stefan 10-11-2003 08:27 AM

Mine does too.

They came with the 3racing 4 mm chassis.

rccplayer 10-11-2003 08:36 AM

No, Mugen 4mm Chassis with Kawahara engine mount but for MTX2, so was 4mm screw.

Manticore 10-11-2003 08:41 AM


Originally posted by rccplayer
No, Mugen 4mm Chassis with Kawahara engine mount but for MTX2, so was 4mm screw.

I am confused ! :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

rccplayer 10-11-2003 08:54 AM


Originally posted by Manticore
I am confused ! :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
The latest Kawahara MTX2 engine mount already has low CG, (same height as MTX3 one), use with 4mm titanium screw & Serpent washer.

Manticore 10-11-2003 09:56 AM


Originally posted by rccplayer
The latest Kawahara MTX2 engine mount already has low CG, (same height as MTX3 one), use with 4mm titanium screw & Serpent washer.
i see, so you are saying you use MTX3 4mm chassis with mtx2 engine mount with 4mm screws.

kreidel 10-12-2003 11:21 AM

Multiple MTX3 questions
 
What gearing will I need for a large track, the only gears I have are what comes in the kit and one track I race at is so big you dont need brakes. What shore are the tires that come stock? Will the Jaco Nitro Shoes with 0 degree work on the rear or will I need an adapter? I am going to run a solid axle/spool up front for a small track...any suggestions on what to do for the rear as far as heavier oils and any setup changes. If these questions are lame I apologize...I run an Associated and am clueless to this car.

Ah10 10-12-2003 11:44 AM

Re: Multiple MTX3 questions
 

Originally posted by kreidel
What gearing will I need for a large track, the only gears I have are what comes in the kit and one track I race at is so big you dont need brakes. What shore are the tires that come stock? Will the Jaco Nitro Shoes with 0 degree work on the rear or will I need an adapter? I am going to run a solid axle/spool up front for a small track...any suggestions on what to do for the rear as far as heavier oils and any setup changes. If these questions are lame I apologize...I run an Associated and am clueless to this car.
are you running 0.8 module or 1.0?

I would go for Mugen Fast tire period! because they work really good on mtx3

kreidel 10-12-2003 12:44 PM

How could I tell the difference between the .8 or 1.0 . Do they give you an option with the kit?

nolimit 10-12-2003 01:09 PM

Foams
 
The kit foams are fast tires, and they 37's. You can also benfit with 40, and 42 compound. depnding on the track cond.

Roger 10-12-2003 01:11 PM

the .8 modules just came out awaile back ago. Using the .8 gears will give you a broader line of gear ratios to work with. For example: In electric, its like using 64 pitch gears compared to 48 pitch gears. For me, when I first started using the .8 gears, the first thing I notice was the transition from 1st to second 2 gears was very smooth. Basically, the car felt smooth throughout the whole power band. Give them a try. You might like them.

Roger 10-12-2003 01:15 PM


Originally posted by loosenut
guys,

What is the best rear roll bar for the mtx-3. I'm confused...I have the 3-racing belt tensioner that goes around teh engine and mounts on the screw that holds the stock bars down. But...if I use it I can't use the stock bars...I'll have to get different bars...just wondering if you guys have tested different ones?! LMK...Thx.!

Gary

Gary:

Stick to the stock rear bars. The one that comes with the kit is 2.3mm while the silver rear bar is 2.5mm. I've had people try the 3 piece rear sway bar, but they went back in using the stock mugen sway bar.

RClover 10-12-2003 11:13 PM


Originally posted by Vinyard
Hehe.. thinking of getting another engine.. any recommandations?:sweat: :blush:
seems that you change engine like underwear..huh!??:lol: :lol: :D
no comments..i'm still running my Rody RR..:sweat:

Vinyard 10-12-2003 11:17 PM


Originally posted by RClover
seems that you change engine like underwear..huh!??:lol: :lol: :D
no comments..i'm still running my Rody RR..:sweat:

No leh.. have been using my S5 for bashing and Max for racing.. my S5 is complaing,:( :( so its time for a new cheap engine for bashing.. :D :p the Dragon D5 looks good..:sneaky: :sneaky: and not forgetting cheap!!:sweat: :sweat: :D :D

Manticore 10-12-2003 11:19 PM


Originally posted by Vinyard
No leh.. have been using my S5 for bashing and Max for racing.. my S5 is complaing,:( :( so its time for a new cheap engine for bashing.. :D :p the Dragon D5 looks good..:sneaky: :sneaky: and not forgetting cheap!!:sweat: :sweat: :D :D
agree, the D5 is very good value for money.


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