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Old 10-01-2004, 07:02 PM
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thanks alot i been seaching all over for a retailer in the states that sells tires for cheap, besides Cali anyway, are there any more that you know of, texas to VA hmmm 3-4days i guess, that would be nice!
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thanks alot i been seaching all over for a retailer in the states that sells tires for cheap, besides Cali anyway, are there any more that you know of, texas to VA hmmm 3-4days i guess, that would be nice!
Yes 3 to 4 days, I think he charges a flat rate shiping whether you buy 1 pair or 50 pairs. Duane the owner is a great guy.
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so these are pretty strong rims huh? its a shame i have to ask but im getting better!
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so these are pretty strong rims huh? its a shame i have to ask but im getting better!

I have run these rims all summer, seen 2 or 3 bent a little .I have never seen one broken. Even the 1/8 scale guys have not broken any as far as I know.
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ching, ching, sold. i gotta get some next week, thanks for all the info. what u running as far as hopups on you mtx3? anything that makes setup easier?
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ching, ching, sold. i gotta get some next week, thanks for all the info. what u running as far as hopups on you mtx3? anything that makes setup easier?

I am runing the RD Logics chassie, universals, Kawahara sway bar in the rear, Kawahara rear shock mount,Clamp on wheel hexes, 3 Racing shock towers, 3 Racing 3rd. body post in the front. At the nats I ran 58mm tires and had to add 40 grams of weight to get the car to legal, I qualified 7th. in the Masters A Main, but didnt get to run the main because of a throttle servo failer.
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have people had probs with the stock shock towers, what are the differences?

i have the mugen uni's front and rear
16/19 conversion
clamp on hexes

i want the
kawahara,3racing, or kfactory front and rear sway bars
center body post
rear braces x2

is the brand name a thing to consider with these hopups?
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Originally posted by gentleman81
have people had probs with the stock shock towers, what are the differences?

i have the mugen uni's front and rear
16/19 conversion
clamp on hexes

i want the
kawahara,3racing, or kfactory front and rear sway bars
center body post
rear braces x2

is the brand name a thing to consider with these hopups?
I dont run the 16/19 pullys, the shock towers are 5mm thick, RD Logics unis. are not as tough as the Mugen ones . Do you run on a permanant track?
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not really we run in a parking lot, its the same place all the time though, its asphault, and we use real boards, wood all the way around so it will cost me less money in broken rims and uprights if i can get the best hop ups that alow me a better setup.

the last race i was doing real good but i am going on my own setup and i am playing it by ear, the sway bars are a total mystery to me? i need a setup board also, but i do ok
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not really we run in a parking lot, its the same place all the time though, its asphault, and we use real boards, wood all the way around so it will cost me less money in broken rims and uprights if i can get the best hop ups that alow me a better setup.

the last race i was doing real good but i am going on my own setup and i am playing it by ear, the sway bars are a total mystery to me? i need a setup board also, but i do ok
I run 35 front tires
37 rears
50 weight shock oil all around
front one way
10,000 rear diff
stock front springs
grey rear springs
front shocks all the way down, leaning in
rears 1 hole from leaning all the way down
front caster thin shim in the back
front camber 2.5
rear camber 3.5
rear toe in 1.5 deg. per side
front sway bar flat
rear sway bar stiffest seting on kawahara, or thick Mugen one
clutch is set up for high revs off the line
front droop or up lift is 2mm
rear droop or up lift is 4mm.
I use the C ackerman for steering
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how do u set the front sway bar, stock?
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how do u set the front sway bar, stock?

The front sway bar is flat, for the most body roll.
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but who do u set it physically, with the allem screws, with the cam or what?
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but who do u set it physically, with the allem screws, with the cam or what?
You xcan loosen the set screws on the plastic pieces, rotate the two sway bar pieces so that they are paralel to the ground. The more you stand them up, the stiffer it gets.
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so u loosen the screws adjust the bars then screw them back in tight? i thought it had to have some play in it, that is what i couldnt understand. how does it hold the setting
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