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Forum: Electric On-Road
06-15-2006, 11:30 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

This is my setup when i broke the track record...

This is my setup when i broke the track record with 0.5sec and 5min record with 2 Laps @ our local track!

http://www.freewebs.com/swingmanracingteam/RDX%20Setup%20MRCZ.xls

Greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-15-2006, 11:25 AM
Replies: 13
Views: 1,120
Posted By Ollie RDX

Yeah it is:p

Yeah it is:p
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-15-2006, 11:24 AM
Replies: 11
Views: 1,435
Posted By Ollie RDX

Get a RDX he's very easy to setup, allmost every...

Get a RDX he's very easy to setup, allmost every shop has corally pieces in stock so! The T2 is a awesome car to and the Tamiya! Maybe the Yokomo BD Masami Edition! But stay away of the TC4...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-15-2006, 07:57 AM
Replies: 9
Views: 795
Posted By Ollie RDX

Hi Jon3, The best thing you need is the alu...

Hi Jon3,
The best thing you need is the alu steeringblock with bushings and arms 75hard! Thats about it i think!
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-14-2006, 12:32 PM
Replies: 13
Views: 1,120
Posted By Ollie RDX

The TC4 is not bad but isn't that good! Buy a RDX...

The TC4 is not bad but isn't that good! Buy a RDX this car is so competitife and works on every track! Buy the Nosram Matrix Evo and put a 4 star or the novak 4.5R on it!
Greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-14-2006, 09:51 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

These are the partnumbers of the new arms! ...

These are the partnumbers of the new arms!

79060 RDX CF6 Wishbone, Front – Hard 35 – Improved design (1 pc.)
790604 RDX CF6 Wishbone, Front – Hard 35 – Improved design (4 pcs)
79070 RDX CF6...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-13-2006, 12:56 PM
Replies: 840
Views: 78,569
Posted By Ollie RDX

with the sphere you have to get the curce @ 0%...

with the sphere you have to get the curce @ 0% otherwise he starts to freak out!
I ran the Nosram but just the normal version it goes allot better than the evolution or competiton if you get it...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-13-2006, 12:52 PM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

Did you allready tried my setups for rubber on...

Did you allready tried my setups for rubber on carpet?
If yes, how did they go?
Greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-13-2006, 09:15 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

yeah that can be they are so light and strong but...

yeah that can be they are so light and strong but if you hit something hard the twist! It's really messy but yeah!
Greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-13-2006, 08:41 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

Very nice site my friend keep on going! ...

Very nice site my friend keep on going!
Goodluck with the RDX if you have a problem just ask it you know me :) !
Greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-13-2006, 08:39 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

@ Corally Europe has them i think i got mine from...

@ Corally Europe has them i think i got mine from a race got the hard ones and the xhard ones when they weren't for sale but i think Corally Europe have them so but you need the new rear uprights...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-12-2006, 12:18 PM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

What did i just said i said that the 3.9 mm...

What did i just said i said that the 3.9 mm chassis with 2.4mm topdeck gives allot of steer and stabilety on foam and then a said on Rubber we drive the 2.4mm chassis and 2.9mm topdeck!

Greetings...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-12-2006, 09:31 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

The 3.9mm chassis is for direct steer and allot...

The 3.9mm chassis is for direct steer and allot of steer and the 2.4mm topdeck is for the back to be stabile!
On rubber you have to do the other thats 2.4mm chassi and 2.9 topdeck thats for rubber...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-11-2006, 01:36 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

Thats shit man may be the rear upright has been...

Thats shit man may be the rear upright has been bend or your setup systems is bend! But the car can have tweak so if your car is tweaked nothing is right you know! screw the topdeck a bit lose and...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-10-2006, 02:13 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

The Sphere or matrix are really small if you...

The Sphere or matrix are really small if you compare them to an other brushless ESC! So they are really good bild! But Orion is building some New brushless systems thats gonna be smaller than de QC3...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-07-2006, 08:27 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

Downstop is if you lift your car up but the tires...

Downstop is if you lift your car up but the tires still touched the surface then you have to check the height between the surface and your chassis thats Downstops!

But we always drive Droop 5mm in...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-05-2006, 12:57 PM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

I drive the futaba S9550 on the RDX thats the...

I drive the futaba S9550 on the RDX thats the short servo otherwis i drivs de erg-wrx sanwa! Greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-05-2006, 04:04 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

You need the one way bearing holders and bearings...

You need the one way bearing holders and bearings and if you want to have your one way smoother you need the Steel One way outdrives from corally!
Greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-05-2006, 02:55 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

You need the Carbide Diffbals and the Ceramic...

You need the Carbide Diffbals and the Ceramic Trusth Bearing then your diff last longer! And use Asso Silicone for the diffbals and Asso Black Grease for the trust Bearing! And don't screw your diff...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-04-2006, 02:21 AM
Replies: 31
Views: 3,480
Posted By Ollie RDX

GM Silver Brush and Corally XHard Springs! ...

GM Silver Brush and Corally XHard Springs!
greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-04-2006, 02:20 AM
Replies: 31
Views: 3,480
Posted By Ollie RDX

19T the best motor is the Black Series 19 double...

19T the best motor is the Black Series 19 double from Corally or the GM 19t ICCT Nl Spec motor i have those and the corally turns about 41 000RPM and the GM 44 000RPM for a 19t and 24° locked its...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-04-2006, 01:45 AM
Replies: 10,561
Views: 850,845
Posted By Ollie RDX

Thats Because you set to Much steer on your car...

Thats Because you set to Much steer on your car if you turn the Steering block may not touch the C-Hub Really Close But not Touch it!
greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-03-2006, 10:32 AM
Replies: 10
Views: 2,764
Posted By Ollie RDX

I saw the TZ tamiya 23t motor and i saw that it...

I saw the TZ tamiya 23t motor and i saw that it was really fast for a 23t stock motor! I never saw the Z-Zone racing! so can't give any comment on that motor! And i drive Modified so:s
Greetings...
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-03-2006, 10:29 AM
Replies: 371
Views: 35,960
Posted By Ollie RDX

I drive the GM 19t motor and its goddammed fast...

I drive the GM 19t motor and its goddammed fast its 24° locked timiong and it turns 43 000RPM! Ask BelgianChamp(Demsey) if my motor is fast!
Greetings Ollie
Forum: Electric On-Road
06-03-2006, 04:16 AM
Replies: 10
Views: 2,764
Posted By Ollie RDX

The Z-Zone 23t never heard of it i only know the...

The Z-Zone 23t never heard of it i only know the TZ of Tamiya this is a High Torque 23t motor!
Greetings Ollie
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