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gentleman81 04-29-2004 06:08 PM

is the $100+ worth it
 
this is what u get in the pro spec

The MTX-3 PROSPEC contains the following items:

T0142~Aluminum whell hub hex's
T0143~Rear anti-roll bar (2.5mm)
T0245~Front universal drive shafts
T0248~Titanium middle shaft
T0249~Rear universal drive shafts
T0252~1st gear 59T (0.8 fine pitch)
T0255~2nd gear 53T (0.8 fine pitch)
T0407~4mm Chassis
T0717~Aluminum engine mounts
T0715~1st gear pinion 21T (0.8 fine pitch)
T0720~2nd gear pinion 27T (0.8 fine pitch)
H0804~Titanium steering rod
H0805~Fuel tank W/new fuel lid
H0187/1~ Titanium pillow balls
H0359~Teflon brake pad
H0369~Ventilated brake disc
H0533~New front spring (dark blue)
H0534~New rear spring (dark blue)
H0765~Clutch shoe (grey)
H0766~Light weight centrifugal shoe (4pcs)
H0767~Super hard clutch spring
H0863~Titanium turn buckel tie rod 22mm (3pcs)
T0021~MTX-3 PROSPEC instruction manual
T0022~MTX-3 PROSPEC decal sheet
B0413~Color silicone fuel tubing (grey)
GRP Fast Tires front and Rear
Nylon car carring bag 280mm x 470mm x 150mm (grey in color)

Manifold,Muffler, Reciever pack and radio gear not included.

mckrooz 04-29-2004 06:22 PM

Re: Re: pro spec
 

Originally posted by Varuth
Anybody knows how much does a personal transponder cost?
I paid $79 at Ultimate Hobbies.

darkangel 04-29-2004 06:23 PM

Well, if you bought the 4mm chassis and front and rear universals would cost you approx. $130. Those are the two things I probably would have gotten anyways. The titanium pieces, 0.8 gearing and other stuff are all bonuses in my opinion. That is the reason why I chose the prospec over the regular mtx3.

I was considering the G4 until I heard the about Trinity dropping them. And I don't want to go to TC3 at the moment.

darkangel 04-29-2004 06:29 PM

personal transmitter
 
Try checking with fellow racers at your track, I found many of them have extra personal transmitters. Don't know why, but they do. That is how I got my new one last year for $50.

Prices on those have gone up from last year.

Varuth 04-29-2004 06:34 PM

Thanks for your info. I might get one.

gentleman81 04-29-2004 08:21 PM

pro spec
 
thanks darkangel so u are ordering one too?

tekrsq 04-30-2004 03:02 AM

Re: Re: mtx pro spec
 

Originally posted by eddiethefish
I thought, please correct me, that the motor is somewhat random through out the kits. As some will get the MT12, some will get the MR12.
Fish,

You're right, they were random. I was one of the first to have the MTX-3, and mine came with the 5 port MR12 turbo. I've been told this was a fluke, but who cares !!! All I've seen them get otherwise were the 3 port MR12 & MT12 engines.

VenomWorldOrder 04-30-2004 05:16 AM

Re: is the $100+ worth it
 

Originally posted by gentleman81
this is what u get in the pro spec

The MTX-3 PROSPEC contains the following items:
H0187/1~ Titanium pillow balls

this option part alone is worth the extra! they cost a fortune if purchased seperately! i can't believe the amount of hopups you get!! makes you wonder how dirt cheap they really are to manufacture.

lowbugit 04-30-2004 05:26 AM

Guys I know this is the MTX3 thread but I need some help. I bought a used MTX2 in good condition to try it out . It came without instructions and I have the rear diff out to change the fluid. This sounds stupid I know but I can't figure out how to get the halves apart. I took the 4 small screws out, but I see no bolts or screws in the outdrives to open up the halves. I tried the Mugen site but found no info. This is the first diff I have ever seen like this. I feel like it wants to be pried apart but I do not want to mess it up. Any ideas? thanks Kevin Mac.

stefan 04-30-2004 06:44 AM

The 4 screws is all that's holding it together.

Take it by the two outdrives and PULL.

The previous owner might have used some kind of sealant, so PULL;)

lowbugit 04-30-2004 07:02 AM

Thank you Stefan I thought so just wanted to be sure. Thanks again. Kevin Mac.

darkangel 04-30-2004 07:37 AM

prospec
 
gentleman81: Yes, I'm getting one. Just have to wait for it come in though. This was not an easy choice as I was prepared to run the GS the whole season until part support went south.

Thank everyone on this board for the comments, pictures, and advice.

Yeah, the price just for the titanium pillow (pivot) balls are insane. Hope I don't break any :smile:

eddiethefish 04-30-2004 07:47 AM

Kevin,

MTX-2 is still a Mugen Family. Let me know your mailing address, and I will send you a copy of MTX-2 Manual.

best,


Originally posted by lowbugit
Guys I know this is the MTX3 thread but I need some help. I bought a used MTX2 in good condition to try it out . It came without instructions and I have the rear diff out to change the fluid. This sounds stupid I know but I can't figure out how to get the halves apart. I took the 4 small screws out, but I see no bolts or screws in the outdrives to open up the halves. I tried the Mugen site but found no info. This is the first diff I have ever seen like this. I feel like it wants to be pried apart but I do not want to mess it up. Any ideas? thanks Kevin Mac.

eddiethefish 04-30-2004 07:50 AM

Re: prospec
 
I do hope more than just that. I hope these Ti pillow balls will last all the way to MTX-10!!!

FYI, they don't BREAK, but BEND, so be do be very careful.


Originally posted by darkangel
Hope I don't break any :smile:

Nitropimp 04-30-2004 09:37 AM

Cartman- Good luck!!! Thanks for all your help.:D


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