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Old 01-17-2010, 09:59 PM
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It is understandable that people want a better car after 3 to 4 yrs with the old one, but to be honest Mugen doesn't need to hurry while their MTX4R is so competitive even pair with the latest model from other brand.
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Originally Posted by rranger
It is understandable that people want a better car after 3 to 4 yrs with the old one, but to be honest Mugen doesn't need to hurry while their MTX4R is so competitive even pair with the latest model from other brand.
You know how the r/c manufacturers have the r/c community conditioned: you have to have the latest/greatest regardless of how well/successful your current gear performs. My MTX-4 (not R) with a couple of performance upgrades is very competitive with the NT1s, 733s, and V-One-RRRs (fill in the blank for version) in my area. When I don't do well, it is more about my driving than it is the car. When you make mistakes, break, flame-out, etc during a race, it doesn't matter what car you have.
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Originally Posted by JLock
You know how the r/c manufacturers have the r/c community conditioned: you have to have the latest/greatest regardless of how well/successful your current gear performs. My MTX-4 (not R) with a couple of performance upgrades is very competitive with the NT1s, 733s, and V-One-RRRs (fill in the blank for version) in my area. When I don't do well, it is more about my driving than it is the car. When you make mistakes, break, flame-out, etc during a race, it doesn't matter what car you have.
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I'm the only driver (in my hometrack) who still race original mtx4 and mtx3 prospec !!!
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Old 01-18-2010, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by JLock
You know how the r/c manufacturers have the r/c community conditioned: you have to have the latest/greatest regardless of how well/successful your current gear performs. My MTX-4 (not R) with a couple of performance upgrades is very competitive with the NT1s, 733s, and V-One-RRRs (fill in the blank for version) in my area. When I don't do well, it is more about my driving than it is the car. When you make mistakes, break, flame-out, etc during a race, it doesn't matter what car you have.
Exactly.
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Old 01-18-2010, 01:29 PM
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CSO 7075T6 Hardcoated Chassis
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Old 01-19-2010, 04:27 AM
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i have an mtx 3 prospec and spare parts are already limited. can i use the pinion and spur gears of mtx 4 to mtx 3?
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Old 01-19-2010, 04:44 AM
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Originally Posted by thefuzzclub
i have an mtx 3 prospec and spare parts are already limited. can i use the pinion and spur gears of mtx 4 to mtx 3?
you can use the .08 pitch spur gears but not the pinions
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Old 01-19-2010, 04:55 AM
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Originally Posted by SuperstarBG
you can use the .08 pitch spur gears but not the pinions
is it because the clutch bell is different?
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Old 01-19-2010, 05:57 AM
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Yup, mtx4's clutchbell is different from mtx3.
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Old 01-20-2010, 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted by asw7576
Yup, mtx4's clutchbell is different from mtx3.
i found this in rcmart, clutch assembly for mtx3 and mtx4. if i install this, will i be able to use the pinion of mtx4?

http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/rc-mug...h-p-30626.html
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Old 01-20-2010, 02:01 AM
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Wrong quote for MTX3.

Correct quote for MTX4.

T0738 is clutch set for mtx4.
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Old 01-20-2010, 03:16 AM
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Originally Posted by asw7576
Wrong quote for MTX3.

Correct quote for MTX4.

T0738 is clutch set for mtx4.
will the mtx4 clutch assembly fit in mtx3?
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Old 01-20-2010, 04:16 AM
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Originally Posted by thefuzzclub
will the mtx4 clutch assembly fit in mtx3?

NO, pinions are different also the clutch bearings are different
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Very exciting, I am going to start the tear down of my MTX4R in preparation of the upcoming racing season. I will be rebuilding every part of the car and am wondering what shock oils people have been having luck with on a medium grip set up? I am looking to go with 400 wt oil on this rebuild as last season I was running the stock 600 wt. Also I will be making my order very soon for my tires and am leaning toward the Twister tires for the price and responses I have been reading about people liking how they perform.

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To give a small bit of info, my car is more Kawahara then Mugen LOL. I have the 4mm Kawahara Chassis and all Kawahara chssis braces and belt shaft holders. I have the Teflon brake pads (highly recommend) and Yeah Racing pulleys.

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Originally Posted by BLKNOTCH
Very exciting, I am going to start the tear down of my MTX4R in preparation of the upcoming racing season. I will be rebuilding every part of the car and am wondering what shock oils people have been having luck with on a medium grip set up? I am looking to go with 400 wt oil on this rebuild as last season I was running the stock 600 wt. Also I will be making my order very soon for my tires and am leaning toward the Twister tires for the price and responses I have been reading about people liking how they perform.

Sean

To give a small bit of info, my car is more Kawahara then Mugen LOL. I have the 4mm Kawahara Chassis and all Kawahara chssis braces and belt shaft holders. I have the Teflon brake pads (highly recommend) and Yeah Racing pulleys.
If your running med grip track go back to the standard chassis much better steering .
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