Xray NT1
#5553
I knew someone was going to bite..
#5554
Alright guys, the red clutch shoe is a new pad that Xray will be coming out with. The Max motor you see will be the new .12 that comes out and yes it has a new carb and the rear arms are in the stock location. I shaved 2mm off the back for us to run a longer wheelbase from the rear but do to the low traction and the heat we went with the stock location for the rear arms so the car was 2mm short from the front and stock in the rear. Xray will have a lot of things up in a few days and I will post the setup soon. The pulleys on the car are Xray also and these will be for sell soon.
If you guys have anymore question I will check back on here from time to time.
Thanks Drew
If you guys have anymore question I will check back on here from time to time.
Thanks Drew
#5555
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 63
From: MA
On another note, anyone noticed good old composite shocks on Ralphs car? Don't forget to remind it to ppl that keep complaining about them for some reason
#5556
Tech Regular
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 478
From: Veenendaal, The Netherlands
Alright guys, the red clutch shoe is a new pad that Xray will be coming out with. The Max motor you see will be the new .12 that comes out and yes it has a new carb and the rear arms are in the stock location. I shaved 2mm off the back for us to run a longer wheelbase from the rear but do to the low traction and the heat we went with the stock location for the rear arms so the car was 2mm short from the front and stock in the rear. Xray will have a lot of things up in a few days and I will post the setup soon. The pulleys on the car are Xray also and these will be for sell soon.
If you guys have anymore question I will check back on here from time to time.
Thanks Drew
If you guys have anymore question I will check back on here from time to time.
Thanks Drew
Super thanks for the response!
Can you comment on the ackermann being way forward because the front a-arms are moved backwords? Also, running the 1-degree steering blocks or the normal one?
Also, the stabi in front, is it 0.7 or 1, as the rear stabi is what, 2.2 or 2mm? very soft idd :-)
Can you explain why the grip was low? Normally, worlds are super-high-grip.
Give them some time, they came back from houston yesterday, packed up and are headed to france for electric euros.

On another note, anyone noticed good old composite shocks on Ralphs car? Don't forget to remind it to ppl that keep complaining about them for some reason
Andddddddddd:

Alu front stabilizer housing......?
Xray is still bringing updates to the car, it seems to be doing good that way... ;-)
Really wonder if they are actually designing a new car......
#5557
Alright guys, the red clutch shoe is a new pad that Xray will be coming out with. The Max motor you see will be the new .12 that comes out and yes it has a new carb and the rear arms are in the stock location. I shaved 2mm off the back for us to run a longer wheelbase from the rear but do to the low traction and the heat we went with the stock location for the rear arms so the car was 2mm short from the front and stock in the rear. Xray will have a lot of things up in a few days and I will post the setup soon. The pulleys on the car are Xray also and these will be for sell soon.
If you guys have anymore question I will check back on here from time to time.
Thanks Drew
If you guys have anymore question I will check back on here from time to time.
Thanks Drew

You guys did great out there!!!
btw...pick up the phone sometimes homie!
#5558
Yes we run plastic shocks we have always ran them. The alum. shocks get hot and changes the oil, but only in really hot whether which it was down there.
The alum. front sway bar mounts are new they will be for sell soon.
The ackerman was to smooth the car out. We ran the front end short to get more streering, we ran the d block. It made the car easier to drive.
The front sway bar was the 0.7mm and the rear was stock 2.0mm.
We ran the stock streering blocks 0 deg.
The grip was low to what we had went and tested on. The rain played a factor to that. So I guess the bite was good just not what it had been at the pre-worlds or the Xray race.
Thanks Drew
The alum. front sway bar mounts are new they will be for sell soon.
The ackerman was to smooth the car out. We ran the front end short to get more streering, we ran the d block. It made the car easier to drive.
The front sway bar was the 0.7mm and the rear was stock 2.0mm.
We ran the stock streering blocks 0 deg.
The grip was low to what we had went and tested on. The rain played a factor to that. So I guess the bite was good just not what it had been at the pre-worlds or the Xray race.
Thanks Drew
#5559
#5561
Yes Xray is thinking of doing a "WC Ralph Burch kit" that will come with all the parts that we ran and more.
The clutch was a HD with there new red pad. All Xray..
Ralph's car we ran NIMH 1600 pack. A life 1100 will be cutting it close.
Thanks Drew
The clutch was a HD with there new red pad. All Xray..
Ralph's car we ran NIMH 1600 pack. A life 1100 will be cutting it close.
Thanks Drew
#5562
Cool...Now we need to start the petition to get the Hudy "Drew Ellis" Fuel Gun.
#5563
Drew,
Congrats to Ralph on the big win and to you on the pit work. AWESOME!!! Unfortunately i wasn't able to make it up to Houston from San Antonio so i had to keep track on liverc. That was crazy fast on the tire change.
I noticed from the picture no weights down in the bottom of the chassis. Was the traction good enough that the car didn't need the lower CG or was there simply too much weight elsewhere on the car that additional weight wasn't an option?
Another question regarding the pulleys. Is it just the side pulleys or were the front diff pulley and rear center brake adapter pulley also in aluminum? Can't tell from the photo.
Thanks,
Daniel
Congrats to Ralph on the big win and to you on the pit work. AWESOME!!! Unfortunately i wasn't able to make it up to Houston from San Antonio so i had to keep track on liverc. That was crazy fast on the tire change.

I noticed from the picture no weights down in the bottom of the chassis. Was the traction good enough that the car didn't need the lower CG or was there simply too much weight elsewhere on the car that additional weight wasn't an option?
Another question regarding the pulleys. Is it just the side pulleys or were the front diff pulley and rear center brake adapter pulley also in aluminum? Can't tell from the photo.
Thanks,
Daniel
#5564
Drew,
Congrats to Ralph on the big win and to you on the pit work. AWESOME!!! Unfortunately i wasn't able to make it up to Houston from San Antonio so i had to keep track on liverc. That was crazy fast on the tire change.
I noticed from the picture no weights down in the bottom of the chassis. Was the traction good enough that the car didn't need the lower CG or was there simply too much weight elsewhere on the car that additional weight wasn't an option?
Another question regarding the pulleys. Is it just the side pulleys or were the front diff pulley and rear center brake adapter pulley also in aluminum? Can't tell from the photo.
Thanks,
Daniel
Congrats to Ralph on the big win and to you on the pit work. AWESOME!!! Unfortunately i wasn't able to make it up to Houston from San Antonio so i had to keep track on liverc. That was crazy fast on the tire change.

I noticed from the picture no weights down in the bottom of the chassis. Was the traction good enough that the car didn't need the lower CG or was there simply too much weight elsewhere on the car that additional weight wasn't an option?
Another question regarding the pulleys. Is it just the side pulleys or were the front diff pulley and rear center brake adapter pulley also in aluminum? Can't tell from the photo.
Thanks,
Daniel
The extra weight we needed was in the engine mount and the Nimh 1600. So with the weight there I was able to lighten up the car in the drive train and balance the car. We also run the plastic receiver box. Ralph's car weighed 27 grams over the limit with main tires. With just the capricorn wheels with no rubber Ralph's car was 2 grams over the limit.
The pulleys we ran were just the outside. Everything else was stock plastic. Xray will offer all the pulleys in alum.
Thanks Drew



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