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James Y 08-10-2004 04:51 PM


Originally posted by Cartman
engine revs with poor acceleration
good thing i read this or i would have sold my mtx-3.
i bought the car used and it used to accelerate very nice. after a while, it accelerated like shit. it would slooooooooooooooooooooowly accel. but once it hits second, it would fly. i always thought it was my tuning skills, but i had others help me out with the same results. i guess i'll change my whole clutch system and see what happens.
i was soooooooooooooo close to selling the car thinking i can't tune for shit and i shouldn't even bother racing... oh well. we'll see.:cry:

Ybakoff 08-10-2004 07:37 PM

Re: 710 or XRay shocks on MTX-3
 

Originally posted by vadn1
Has anyone run or have knowledge of a racer, running the shocks from the serpent 710 or Hudy Xray on the mugen with success.
I have a set on my new car but I havent had a chance to run it yet. So I'm not to sure how they go.

I was told they are easier to adjust.

I got this car second hand and they where on it.

gentleman81 08-10-2004 08:54 PM

Best universals?
 
I am a new driver and have just broke my first set of 3racing uni's, i think it was me hitting the boards that did it.
what are the best that you have seen?

challenger 08-10-2004 09:02 PM

Re: Best universals?
 

Originally posted by gentleman81
I am a new driver and have just broke my first set of 3racing uni's, i think it was me hitting the boards that did it.
what are the best that you have seen?


Try d ori MTX3 u joint. My car never brake a u joint even ofter major crash.

Johnnytc3 08-10-2004 09:20 PM

Get the mugen ones, im still on my first set.

RC Dumb 08-10-2004 09:23 PM

Re: Best universals?
 
you're not the first one. welcome to 3racing club. although the quality of mugen mtx-3 cvd is not as good as it once was on mtx-2, it's rank among the best of those 3racing, gpm, etc.


Originally posted by gentleman81
I am a new driver and have just broke my first set of 3racing uni's, i think it was me hitting the boards that did it.
what are the best that you have seen?


Cartman 08-11-2004 12:25 AM

Re: Best universals?
 

Originally posted by gentleman81
I am a new driver and have just broke my first set of 3racing uni's, i think it was me hitting the boards that did it.
what are the best that you have seen?

tighten the servo saver spring coller 2 turns this will help also as its too weak

mcsquish 08-11-2004 04:51 AM

Eddie, where did you find your light weight two speed parts?

Slotmachine 08-11-2004 05:36 AM

Re: Best universals?
 

Originally posted by gentleman81
I am a new driver and have just broke my first set of 3racing uni's, i think it was me hitting the boards that did it.
what are the best that you have seen?

Try the R.D Logics, they seem to be tougher than the 3 racing .I think they will run you about, $20.00 per pair.

Sow&Steady 08-11-2004 08:04 AM


Originally posted by Johnnytc3
Get the mugen ones, im still on my first set.
YEs, definitely. I'm on my first set too and its been a loooong while. :nod:

Sow&Steady 08-11-2004 08:08 AM

Re: Re: 710 or XRay shocks on MTX-3
 

Originally posted by Ybakoff
I have a set on my new car but I havent had a chance to run it yet. So I'm not to sure how they go.

I was told they are easier to adjust.

I got this car second hand and they where on it.

Yes, you're right Ybakoff. The Serpent ones very easy to adjust externally. Jus pop off the lower ball link, pull out the shaft, rotate until you feel it locking and then its just a matter of feeling the clicks.

Putting a "neutral" shock oil in them ensures that you have the most versatile set-up for most tracks. Its just then a matter of fine tuning by the clicking to different number of holes. :nod:

RC Dumb 08-11-2004 08:46 AM

Re: Re: Best universals?
 
It's the same. They both come from the same factory, just use different name.


Originally posted by Slotmachine
Try the R.D Logics, they seem to be tougher than the 3 racing .I think they will run you about, $20.00 per pair.

eddiethefish 08-11-2004 08:51 AM

http://home.earthlink.net/~azarem/images/DSCF1839.JPG

The 2-Speed shaft is from SQUARE. The light weight housings on 1st and 2nd are from Team Active. Light weight pulley adapter is from FiveStar. Ventilated Diskbrake is also from Team Active.

On the Clutch, it has the RD Logics light weight flywheel, FiveStars Light Weight Clutchbell, light weight fly-weight, stock centax spring, red clutch shoe, harden steel 1st and 2nd pinions.

that's about it.


Originally posted by mcsquish
Eddie, where did you find your light weight two speed parts?

e420x 08-11-2004 08:59 AM

eddiethefish - Nice car

lets see some more shots

eddiethefish 08-11-2004 11:29 AM

don't have much, but this might do.

http://home.earthlink.net/~azarem/images/DSCF1793.JPG


Originally posted by e420x
eddiethefish - Nice car

lets see some more shots



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