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Old 06-01-2017, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by tiko
Exactly, something wasn't working to Mark's liking so they had to make the changes. I'm sure that will end up being the V2 or an upgrade later for the car.
I believe those changed were made before the Reedy Race from Mark and other Team driver car from the pix I am seeing ..

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Old 06-01-2017, 06:51 PM
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Silly question but here goes.

Are the body mounts positioned the same as xray?
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Originally Posted by disaster999
This must be custom work done by Marc's mechanics as you can see 2 new holes tapped into the shock tower mount. They must of sanded off the bottom of the shock tower, drilled 2 new holes through the shock tower mount, tapped it and bolted it on.

The retail version still mounts the shock tower at the same location as the SMJ CX11
Wasn't that done to get more rear ride height with the Axon shocks?
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Old 06-01-2017, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by patorz31
Wasn't that done to get more rear ride height with the Axon shocks?
if that was the case then they would had lower the front shock tower as well... just maybe
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My buddy who went to the Reedy said they couldn't get over 5mm ride height with the amount of droop he wanted.

Could have been told BS by my buddy too.
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Got mine yesterday, just waiting on the T-works screws, and I can start posting build pictures
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Originally Posted by OVA
if that was the case then they would had lower the front shock tower as well... just maybe
Can't tell from the photo's, but if the setup sheet is vaguely accurate, it looks like the rear shock tower (or at least the shocks) mount higher than the front by default.
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Originally Posted by patorz31
My buddy who went to the Reedy said they couldn't get over 5mm ride height with the amount of droop he wanted.

Could have been told BS by my buddy too.
MR isn't the only infinity driver with lowered towers.
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Originally Posted by cplus
MR isn't the only infinity driver with lowered towers.
For a really new car, it's sound quite sad...
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Small potato's. Running changes with shock towers is not a big deal. Same as adding a optional chassis for a different surface.
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Originally Posted by beyondthepack
Small potato's. Running changes with shock towers is not a big deal. Same as adding a optional chassis for a different surface.
I thought the point was people was hoping buying a new kit is all you need and not spending extra money...
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Old 06-03-2017, 10:59 AM
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There is always certain things to be bought after fact but.... Shock towers or shocks to be one of the first changes would be sad indeed.

MR is wheeling his car like the champ he is though
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Just like any car there will be teething problems! Wait a month or so for the teething to stop aching.
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The pros are always running prototype parts, some of these parts might just be for that race because it's all about the win. I think the car will perform very well out of the box for us non pros. I personaly do not buy a new kit when it's released for at least six months that way all the bugs get worked out and more set-ups are available.

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Old 06-04-2017, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by XCELL
The pros are always running prototype parts, some of these parts might just be for that race because it's all about the win. I think the car will perform very well out of the box for us non pros. I personaly do not buy a new kit when it's released for at least six months that way all the bugs get worked out and more set-ups are available.

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Agree, some cars has design bug and/or issue with material.
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