Team Corally RDX Touring Car
I got 6 guys here running RDX, need to make sure we all going to have these new parts.
11-17-2005, 11:52 AM
#4337
Originally Posted by jrrc
With the same part # how can we tell when ordering if we are getting the new diff bolts? Any word on the 3.9 chassis?
Jeff
11-17-2005, 12:01 PM
#4338
Originally Posted by litespeed-dom
Hey J, wassup? Haven't heard from you about Nats questions lately!!! 
J/K.
I did an A-B test with the G6 and Parma. G6 definitely got a bit more bite up front, but what I would consider as a bit "twitchy". Parma is just smooth, period.
For a green track, I'll use the G6, for a medium bite track and above.... I'll have to say I like the Parma a lot more.
Dom
J/K.I did an A-B test with the G6 and Parma. G6 definitely got a bit more bite up front, but what I would consider as a bit "twitchy". Parma is just smooth, period.
For a green track, I'll use the G6, for a medium bite track and above.... I'll have to say I like the Parma a lot more.
Dom
11-17-2005, 12:14 PM
#4339
Tech Regular
So, if I order the screws and get the old ones I've just wasted my time and money. HPI did the same thing with one of their parts and it took quite a while before the distibutors sold through their old inventory, so the customer couldn't tell if he was getting the new part for months.
IMHO if a part is replaced by a superior part you should have a new part number and discontinue thr old part. It might be a little harder for Corally, but it be much better for the paying customer.
I'm not trying to bash Corally, its a great car. However the first race with it I broke one of those screws.
IMHO if a part is replaced by a superior part you should have a new part number and discontinue thr old part. It might be a little harder for Corally, but it be much better for the paying customer.
I'm not trying to bash Corally, its a great car. However the first race with it I broke one of those screws.
11-17-2005, 12:15 PM
#4340
Originally Posted by CorallyUSA
Team Corally introduces the all new Brass Steering Block bushings 3x6x2mm. This is an option to replace the ball bearings. They run really smooth with minimum play. They are offered as 4 pieces in one package (#1141)
Retail Price - $7.00 (4 pcs)
Retail Price - $7.00 (4 pcs)
Bravo. Thanks for listening to your customers. Great work!
11-17-2005, 12:23 PM
#4341
Originally Posted by jrrc
So, if I order the screws and get the old ones I've just wasted my time and money. HPI did the same thing with one of their parts and it took quite a while before the distibutors sold through their old inventory, so the customer couldn't tell if he was getting the new part for months.
IMHO if a part is replaced by a superior part you should have a new part number and discontinue thr old part. It might be a little harder for Corally, but it be much better for the paying customer.
I'm not trying to bash Corally, its a great car. However the first race with it I broke one of those screws.
IMHO if a part is replaced by a superior part you should have a new part number and discontinue thr old part. It might be a little harder for Corally, but it be much better for the paying customer.
I'm not trying to bash Corally, its a great car. However the first race with it I broke one of those screws.
11-17-2005, 12:26 PM
#4342
Tech Regular
Not if the dealer/ditributor has old inventory.
11-17-2005, 12:29 PM
#4343
Originally Posted by jrrc
So, if I order the screws and get the old ones I've just wasted my time and money. HPI did the same thing with one of their parts and it took quite a while before the distibutors sold through their old inventory, so the customer couldn't tell if he was getting the new part for months.
IMHO if a part is replaced by a superior part you should have a new part number and discontinue thr old part. It might be a little harder for Corally, but it be much better for the paying customer.
I'm not trying to bash Corally, its a great car. However the first race with it I broke one of those screws.
IMHO if a part is replaced by a superior part you should have a new part number and discontinue thr old part. It might be a little harder for Corally, but it be much better for the paying customer.
I'm not trying to bash Corally, its a great car. However the first race with it I broke one of those screws.
Jeff
11-17-2005, 02:35 PM
#4345
Wow, guys, great work on getting the steering bushing improved and more reasonably priced. You folks at Corally USA are good people, which goes a long way toward keeping me with this car. People always ask what cars are better, but with everything being so close, for the average racer, they should really ask who has better support.
I would -love- to put in an order for bushings, diff screws and bulkheads, and have it ship out once all the parts are available. Do you guys have a system for keeping orders in a hold status until all the parts are available to fill the order?
Glad to see Corally is continuing to address engineering issues, like the improved diff screw, and including it as part of their kit. While these are little things, they could just as easily have been used as an opportunity to make more money. I take back my earlier statement about Corally always trying to gouge customers. Way to go.
I would -love- to put in an order for bushings, diff screws and bulkheads, and have it ship out once all the parts are available. Do you guys have a system for keeping orders in a hold status until all the parts are available to fill the order?
Glad to see Corally is continuing to address engineering issues, like the improved diff screw, and including it as part of their kit. While these are little things, they could just as easily have been used as an opportunity to make more money. I take back my earlier statement about Corally always trying to gouge customers. Way to go.
11-17-2005, 03:22 PM
#4346
Could Cuffs or Toso post their latest setup for mod on carpet with foam tires? Only one more weekend to get ready for the Champs, and I'd like a good starting place, that's more up to date than what's on the Corally website.
Thanks
Thanks
11-17-2005, 07:44 PM
#4347
Originally Posted by Stealth_RT
Could Cuffs or Toso post their latest setup for mod on carpet with foam tires? Only one more weekend to get ready for the Champs, and I'd like a good starting place, that's more up to date than what's on the Corally website.
Thanks
Thanks
Jeff
11-18-2005, 12:08 PM
#4348
Where can I find RDX steering blocks for sale? I only need the plastic ones, and everywhere seems to be out of stock. I'm broken and unable to continue.
11-18-2005, 12:45 PM
#4349
Originally Posted by edseb
Where can I find RDX steering blocks for sale? I only need the plastic ones, and everywhere seems to be out of stock. I'm broken and unable to continue.
Call Superior Hobbies and order some. 407.834.9299 and they can ship them out on Monday for you.
Jeff
11-18-2005, 01:49 PM
#4350
Jeff:
Thanks for the info. That worked out. Give me a PM, my contact info has changed and maybe I can get you guys something.
Carl
Thanks for the info. That worked out. Give me a PM, my contact info has changed and maybe I can get you guys something.
Carl