Mugen MTX-3
Re: lookie...........
Originally posted by Slotmachine
Has anyone tried these yet?
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/produc...oducts_id=4040
Has anyone tried these yet?
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/produc...oducts_id=4040
Tech Adept
I think the pivot point is too much off from the actual pivot point of the suspension. too much stress on the joint.
Yeah, that review isn't very flattering, is it!
We've only been running the MTX-3 for about four months, and with a big event coming up, I thought I should check the front Mugen uni's. I was initially lubricating them with graphite powder but lately using moly grease and saying "to hell with the dust".
Anyway, while they were working just fine, they did show some wear on the cross pin and it's hole. I installed new pins and used the alternate hole and they're now as snug as new.
We've only been running the MTX-3 for about four months, and with a big event coming up, I thought I should check the front Mugen uni's. I was initially lubricating them with graphite powder but lately using moly grease and saying "to hell with the dust".
Anyway, while they were working just fine, they did show some wear on the cross pin and it's hole. I installed new pins and used the alternate hole and they're now as snug as new.
For those that have been wondering about the 16/19 conversion, I recorded some tyre wear numbers from last weekend's VORTEC Champ's that you might find interesting.
Front Right Started/Finished: 58mm - 56.8mm
Front Left Started Finished: 58mm - 56.4mm
Rear Right Started/Finished: 63mm - 60.2mm
Rear Left Started/Finished: 63.5mm - 58.8mm
We used Sato tyres 37F/40R. Traction was good and the track is a large flowing one and runs clockwise. The main was 30 minutes.
My driver likes to use brakes to have the rear end move out on a couple of the hairpin turns, so we tried to anticipate this somewhat in terms of tyre wear. This all worked fine, but it just might have been better using 40F/42R.
Front Right Started/Finished: 58mm - 56.8mm
Front Left Started Finished: 58mm - 56.4mm
Rear Right Started/Finished: 63mm - 60.2mm
Rear Left Started/Finished: 63.5mm - 58.8mm
We used Sato tyres 37F/40R. Traction was good and the track is a large flowing one and runs clockwise. The main was 30 minutes.
My driver likes to use brakes to have the rear end move out on a couple of the hairpin turns, so we tried to anticipate this somewhat in terms of tyre wear. This all worked fine, but it just might have been better using 40F/42R.
Tech Master
iTrader: (7)
Tires?
What is a good tire for running without any traction control(vft,soda).
I'm an electric driver getting interested in Gas.
I have a lot of Sorex sets (20,24,28,32,36) but no other rubber tires.
Thanks
I'm an electric driver getting interested in Gas.
I have a lot of Sorex sets (20,24,28,32,36) but no other rubber tires.
Thanks
I´ve used sorex 32 on non prepared temporary tracks and they work fine, a good compromise between performance and wear! just make sure to use hard dish wheels, wheels no round perfect will make your sorex wear inmediately.
guys, the 16/19 conversion will make wear even if using the front one way . if using the front diff will make the wear even with the stock pulleys, right!
guys, the 16/19 conversion will make wear even if using the front one way . if using the front diff will make the wear even with the stock pulleys, right!
Tech Master
iTrader: (7)
Dogbones
What dogbones work as a sub for the Mtx-3?
I lost mine and not local shops carry a good selection of Mugen parts.
thanks
I lost mine and not local shops carry a good selection of Mugen parts.
thanks
REX RER12S3
For you TC 200mm guys we have the RER12S3 in stock @
www.hobbysuperstore.com
Microcast piston, ported sleeve, turbo button: $283.99
www.hobbysuperstore.com
Microcast piston, ported sleeve, turbo button: $283.99
Re: Dogbones
Originally posted by jc510
What dogbones work as a sub for the Mtx-3?
I lost mine and not local shops carry a good selection of Mugen parts.
thanks
What dogbones work as a sub for the Mtx-3?
I lost mine and not local shops carry a good selection of Mugen parts.
thanks
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
SELLING MY MUGEN
PROSPEC: - very clean ask Jrodracer, hes seen in
NS3 engine , run a few times, no more than 3 days
Pipe, Ofna X10
and some spare parts and springs.
570.00 OBO shipped.
Thanks =)
Servos are also available , Fut9451 and a low profile digital servo $50 each.
if you want the whole car with servos ill call it even at 650.00 OBO
e-mail me @ [email protected]
NS3 engine , run a few times, no more than 3 days
Pipe, Ofna X10
and some spare parts and springs.
570.00 OBO shipped.
Thanks =)
Servos are also available , Fut9451 and a low profile digital servo $50 each.
if you want the whole car with servos ill call it even at 650.00 OBO
e-mail me @ [email protected]
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
off season upgrades
what would be some good upgrades to perform on a stock mtx3 for next year, i know the new mtx may be coming but i dont have the money for it.
Tech Master
iTrader: (25)
- 16/19 side belt conversion (use some aluminum pulleys)
- CVD's instead of dogbones
- 0.8 gears depending on the track
- CVD's instead of dogbones
- 0.8 gears depending on the track
Tech Apprentice
Negative Diff
Does anyone know where I can find a negative diff for sale?
Re: Negative Diff
Originally posted by SlayerFan
Does anyone know where I can find a negative diff for sale?
Does anyone know where I can find a negative diff for sale?
Tech Apprentice
Thanks bro!!!