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Old 07-08-2004, 08:33 AM
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where can i get the front inside parts for my diff in my mtx3 the kit comes with the housing, are the front and rear diffs the same inside? and what oil should be used for a parking lot track with some tight turns and a low bite surface?

and do i need anything else to run a diff up front in this car?

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I picked up diff parts from Ashford hobbys. Robert got me all the parts I needed. I notieced on ebay you an buy a rear diff and use the parts from it.

As for diff oil, on a small track 10000, but try 50000 or 100000 and see if you like drving with that. Will give you lots of braking power...
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Old 07-08-2004, 09:39 AM
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Originally posted by Slotmachine
I would try a stiffer oil; try 800 wt. stiffer springs, I used 1/8th. pink rears on the front of my mtx3 at the biggie with softer rears like stock. Try more camber, 4deg. in the rear, 3deg. in the front, you can also try slowing your servo speed down so the car wont be so twitchy with your radio input.Also try a stiffer sway bar.
The track here Is wuite bumpy... The further I can go on the thick side is 600wt I'll maybe use some white all around... or maybe the pink...
I don't think the probelm is on the servo speed as when I have the rolling probelm is a section where I am veeery smooth... Sway bar stiffness is on the max...
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Old 07-08-2004, 09:40 AM
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Originally posted by rjl
I broke a front shock shaft after traction rolling in a state final once, the traction rolling problem went away immediately. Lap times went down but.
Last race I broke the rear axle bearing!!! apart from lots of wings...
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so besides the front uprights are these parts that should be carried as spares?
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Hey Bivens, you guys coming down this weekend to run the new layout at the Sugarbowl? The new layout is killer, and it's the 1st race of a summer series AROCC is putting on now that we're renting the track.

Hope to see ya there!!
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Can anyone give me an idea where to mount the Orion LCS transponder? room is tight!
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Can anyone give me an idea where to mount the Orion LCS transponder? room is tight!
on the kit mount!!! or if you run a saloon shell cut a bit of lexan to fit over the front body posts and hang it just above the bumper
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Can someone tell me the difference btwn the old Mtx-3 fuel tank and the new fuel tank...
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Old 07-09-2004, 11:19 PM
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Originally posted by Cartman
on the kit mount!!! or if you run a saloon shell cut a bit of lexan to fit over the front body posts and hang it just above the bumper
i'm using the battery switch... so i can't use the kit mount for transponder....

the wire to the transponder is not long enough to reach the front body post
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anybody own the prospec
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Old 07-09-2004, 11:46 PM
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embed it flush with the front foam bumper

Originally posted by over gear
i'm using the battery switch... so i can't use the kit mount for transponder....

the wire to the transponder is not long enough to reach the front body post
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Old 07-10-2004, 01:13 AM
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Old 07-10-2004, 03:39 AM
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Originally posted by over gear
i'm using the battery switch... so i can't use the kit mount for transponder....

the wire to the transponder is not long enough to reach the front body post
yes you can, you can fit them both if your clever!! turn one upside down
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Old 07-10-2004, 04:01 AM
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Originally posted by vadn1
Can someone tell me the difference btwn the old Mtx-3 fuel tank and the new fuel tank...
The tank lid is different and is available as a spare part. The tank itself is the same.
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Old 07-10-2004, 06:27 AM
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put front diff in my mtx3. every time run it leaks is this normall or is somthing wrong
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