Holmenkollen

And different bearing holders according to the manual.

Marcos.J

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yes

Holmenkollen

What´s the advantage do you think with that combo? I race 5 cell modified.

Marcos.J

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to be really honest i didnt noticed that much difference

Mike Blackstock

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Thanks for the congrats guys... IT was a awesome weekend. Kinda of like the us indoor champs but i was able to get modified this time ...


As for the pulley size's and the effects.. I in my opinion feel like the smaller pulleys or the 1.71 ratio is a little more steering and it also feels like the car accelerates better . Now if i was running Rubber tires i would run the 2.0 and foam the 1.71. All my testing this has been the best result for me...

Any other questions let me know..

Mike

Budman

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Will the RDX diffs and spool fit the PHI?

Brian McGreevy

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Mike,

I've heard this about the smaller pulleys before and all I can think of is that the car also decelerates faster, which for modified would help to get the car to steer better. Do you agree? All I know is, your car was probably one of the (if not the) best modified foam cars I've ever seen...crazy steering!

Good job last weekend, see ya at the races...

donny

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Mike, congrats on last weekend. I was wondering what you were running for electronics? Mainly ESC and motor. See you at the birds.

Donny

tcian

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i know he was running a lrp tc comp 2007, and maybe a checkponit 4.5 or maybe even 3.5?

C Delves

Thanks for your help on that one guys... ur thoughts were much appreciated!

Good luck at the Birds to all the Corally guys... its really good to see you get the results over the pond!

s.nicholson

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So are you saying with rubber tyre on ashphalt 5 cell modified its better to stick with kit pulleys at 2.0 is it?????????

fred kellner

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Ok I am going LIPO.

Who has the best weights to balance out the car?

I may have heard someone offered lead that fit down in the battery slots.

What is the heaviest material available that takes up the least space?

Thanks Fred

timmay70

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Depleted uranium. good luck finding some.

Some people are saying tungsten carbide, much easier to find/handle. I have yet to see someone offering weights made of it. Corally offers the screw in brass weights that key into the chassis. Something tells me that you'd need a lot of those. If you want to try lead weights first, go to a tire dealer and see if you can score some of the weights they stick to custom wheels. For some reason they look exactly like the weights that AE sells.

riccardo

i have only find a good system to fix lipo on the car, weight are above 1500gr. car is balanced

take a look : http://www.riccardosoriani.it/Corall...albumfoto.html


p.s. i'm NOT a PRO driver!!!! is only a hobby for me!!

Marcos.J

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The Orion 3600 lipo battery fits within the chassis and just add the weights on the side of the battery