Team Magic G4
#6301
New Conrod
Hey guys just ordered new conrod for my LL3 is there anything I should be weary of or need to do when changing it and also will I need to run it in again.
#6302
Shano you can run it it in a bit but nothing as dramatic as a new engine.
Just get it started and idling a bit and then hit teh track at ok pace for a good few laps or tank at most and it should be good to go.
Just get it started and idling a bit and then hit teh track at ok pace for a good few laps or tank at most and it should be good to go.
#6303
Originally Posted by razzor
Thats correct max carb size is 5.2/5.4mm.
you can see detail rule in www.ifmar.org
#6304
Tech Initiate
When shortening the wheelbase at the front (2mm) I have noticed that the swaybars then require a spacer to allow them to clear the bulkhead which means it isn't all that strong. Is this the way that you guys have done it or I am missing something?
#6305
Originally Posted by Danjr
When shortening the wheelbase at the front (2mm) I have noticed that the swaybars then require a spacer to allow them to clear the bulkhead which means it isn't all that strong. Is this the way that you guys have done it or I am missing something?
You then add shims/spacers at the rear of the hinge pin between the a arms and the rear baulkhead cross brace.
Ensure the a arms still move smooth and free without your shocks connected but with very little fore and aft movement.
Hope this helps.
Menace
#6306
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by British Menace
To shorten the wheelbase of the car. The material is taken from the rear wishbones/ A arms. The front of these you shave off between 2 and 3mm.
You then add shims/spacers at the rear of the hinge pin between the a arms and the rear baulkhead cross brace.
Ensure the a arms still move smooth and free without your shocks connected but with very little fore and aft movement.
Hope this helps.
Menace
You then add shims/spacers at the rear of the hinge pin between the a arms and the rear baulkhead cross brace.
Ensure the a arms still move smooth and free without your shocks connected but with very little fore and aft movement.
Hope this helps.
Menace
I have done this also, but I was looking for 4mm so did the front also.
Cheers
#6307
Danjr ~ If you don't mind me asking, why are you shortening the wheel base? Is this a common practice on the G4S? Thanks!
#6309
Originally Posted by Danjr
Thanks,
I have done this also, but I was looking for 4mm so did the front also.
Cheers
I have done this also, but I was looking for 4mm so did the front also.
Cheers
But remember, if you run with the car shortened at the front, this will effect your castor setting.
You will nead to adjust your castor clips accordingly.
The shortening of the G4s wheelbase is quite common as it really helps in getting the car to rotate better in the corners.
Menace
#6310
Ooooh......looks whats available!
Just got mine today!!
Ouch
Just got mine today!!
Ouch
#6311
Scott/Menace ~ Thanks for the responses.
If the mod is that common, does anyone know if TM is going to come out with the option parts to shorten the wheelbase or update the kit itself? Is there any reason why someone would not want to do the mod?
Thanks
If the mod is that common, does anyone know if TM is going to come out with the option parts to shorten the wheelbase or update the kit itself? Is there any reason why someone would not want to do the mod?
Thanks
#6312
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by rmdhawaii
Danjr ~ If you don't mind me asking, why are you shortening the wheel base? Is this a common practice on the G4S? Thanks!
#6313
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by rmdhawaii
Scott/Menace ~ Thanks for the responses.
If the mod is that common, does anyone know if TM is going to come out with the option parts to shorten the wheelbase or update the kit itself? Is there any reason why someone would not want to do the mod?
Thanks
If the mod is that common, does anyone know if TM is going to come out with the option parts to shorten the wheelbase or update the kit itself? Is there any reason why someone would not want to do the mod?
Thanks
#6314
Originally Posted by British Menace
Ooooh......looks whats available!
Just got mine today!!
Ouch
Just got mine today!!
Ouch
So what matching pipe(s) did you get? 2607 or 2617? What is the difference between them?
#6315
Originally Posted by Danjr
Straight line stability will decrease I think.THere are no parts to my knowledge.
Yes.......straight line instability may result but if you run good toe in at the rear and maybe 1 to 2 degrees out at the front. It should be fine
Menace